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The study aims to analyze the Sino-Indian border disputes and their implications for Pakistan.

June 6, 2026Open Access

Sino-Indian Military and Border Disputes Including the 1962 War: Implications and Lessons for Pakistan

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The study aims to analyze the Sino-Indian border disputes and their implications for Pakistan.
Explored historical tensions between China and India since 1960.
Examined strategic implications of border disputes in Eastern and Western sectors.
Considered socio-economic interactions despite ongoing conflicts.
China rejects the McMahon Line and claims Arunachal Pradesh, while India does not accept the Line of Actual Control.
Aksai Chin is identified as a region of significant military and strategic importance.
Limited implementation of border agreements has been hindered by underlying mistrust.

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Explores border disputes and their strategic implications for Pakistan, indicating potential lessons to learn.

Baig et al. (2026) studied this question.

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