The Risk
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| Originally published | February 18, 2019 |
| Authors | Elle Kennedy |
| Preceded by | The Chase |
| Followed by | The Play |
| Genres | Romance Novel |
| New Adult Fiction | |
| Contemporary Romance | |
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| ID | 2225668 |
About The Risk
Everyone says I'm a bad girl. They're only partly right—I don't let fear rule me, and I certainly don't care what people think. But I draw the line at sleeping with the enemy. As the daughter of Briar's head hockey coach, I'd be vilified if I hooked up with a player from a rival team. And that's who Jake Connelly is. . . .
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India-China dispute: The boundary-line explained in 400 words
India and China have accused each other feeding on their territory, which has escalated in The Himalayan region of
A military standoff between India and China on the disputed border in The Himalayas , in deadly confrontations.
In 400 words, here you can find all important background, so you understand what's going on.
What Happened in The Clash ?at least 20 Indian soldiers were killed on Monday evening the incident. It happened in the Galwan valley in the disputed region of Ladakh.
China, accused to provoke Indian troops across The Border twice, "and attack Chinese personnel".
Both sides insisted that no shots were fired. Indian officials gave accounts of the struggle with bare hands, iron bars and stones.
There have been reports of Chinese casualties, but no official confirmation.
military officials from both Countries later met to "defuse The Situation ", the Indian Army said.
Why fight?The military superpowers, argue for decades over the territory, in the high-altitude, largely uninhabited region.
their armies of face-to-face at Many Points along the 3.440 km (2100 miles) long common border.
The discussion came after the tensions bubbled over in The Past few months, built a new road in India, in Ladakh, along The Line of Actual control, the pages allocated.
The upset of China, the troops, and built the infrastructure of their own in the disputed territory, bringing the Two Sides " forces in the region and increase The Risk of collisions.
Why is it important?Both sides view the area as strategically important, economically and militarily.
If you are neither the way, the stand-off would have destabilising consequences for the region.
The Loss of life raised the stakes. These deaths are believed to be The First in 45 Years , a border and The Confrontation between India and China.
they fought a war in 1962, when India a humiliating defeat.
How dangerous that could be?efforts to reduce the stresses of failure are Potentially very when.
In recent days, army generals from India and China to participate in talks to resolve The Border row.
But, are similar to the reconciliation attempts stalled in The Past .
the Chinese soldiers guarding their side of The Border at Nathu-La, in The East of LadakhIf you are successful, there is the danger of escalation between the two rivals, who happen to have The World 's most populous Countries to have nuclear weapons.
"This is very, very seriously, which is suitable, what's going on was always a dialogue," former Indian Army DS Hooda commander said, commenting on Monday, The Clash .
china-india border dispute, india, china
Source of news: bbc.com
