Indian protesters burn effigies of Chinese president after Himalayan border clash
Guardian, 17 Jun 2020
Protesters in India burned effigies of the Chinese president and called for boycotts on Chinese goods on Wednesday after a deadly clash at a disputed border site in the western Himalayas left 20 Indian soldiers dead. The deaths were the first since the last major border clash in 1967 between the nuclear-armed neighbours - also the world's two most populous countries - which have been unable to settle the dispute along their lengthy frontier.
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