2021 February 21, Sanjeev Miglani, Yew Lun Tian, “Hundreds protest S.China project over pollution worries”, in Giles Elgood, editor,Reuters[1], archived fromthe original on11 October 2021[2]:
Thousands of soldiers have been facing off since April on theLine of Actual Control (LAC), or the de facto border, including at the glacial Pangong Tso lake.
2022 December 13, Sameer Yasir, Emily Schmall, “Indian and Chinese Soldiers Again Trade Blows at Disputed Border”, inThe New York Times[3],→ISSN,→OCLC, archived fromthe original on13 December 2022, Asia Pacific[4]:
For decades, India and China have been locked in a bitter dispute along a 2,100-mile border known as theLine of Actual Control. Indian defense officials say that Chinese military forces have been increasingly laying claim to territories that have long been under India’s control.[…] India’s Army said in a statement on Monday that troops from each side had disengaged from theLine of Actual Control, which is patrolled by soldiers from both countries.
2023 August 23, Wesley Rahn, Murali Krishnan, Yuchen Li, “BRICS: Can China and India overcome differences at summit?”, in Shamil Shams, editor,Deutsche Welle[5], archived fromthe original on24 August 2023, Politics[6]:
However, a major sore point in Indo-Chinese relations remains an ongoing standoff at the countries' de facto border, theLine of Actual Control (LAC), in the Himalayas, which analysts say is indicative of a larger rivalry.
