<h1>India and China pursue fair boundary talks and deeper ties; Russia and China oppose discriminatory measures; governments urge treaty implementation.</h1> Leaders of India and China agreed to pursue a fair, reasonable, mutually acceptable resolution to their longstanding boundary dispute and to deepen trade and investment ties, signaling intent to negotiate without resorting to unilateral legal measures and to stabilize bilateral economic relations. Separately, Russia and China publicly opposed discriminatory sanctions on BRICS members, challenging extraterritorial sanctioning practices. A government criticized local campaigns opposing increased migration from India as racist and potentially unlawful under anti-discrimination norms. China urged implementation of a Free Trade Agreement with the Maldives, emphasizing treaty execution and economic-legal obligations.