<h1>Indian prime minister visits China after seven years for SCO summit, high-stakes talks to normalize ties and revive trade</h1> The Indian prime minister landed in China after a seven-year gap to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit and to hold a high-stakes bilateral meeting with the Chinese president amid recent US tariff-driven economic tensions. Discussions are expected to focus on India-China economic ties and steps to normalise relations strained by the eastern Ladakh border clashes, building on recent ministerial talks that produced measures for joint frontier peace maintenance, reopening border trade and resuming flights. The visit follows completion of disengagement at the last friction points and will include meetings with other leaders on the summit margins.