Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast Nicolas Groffman: China's face-off with India heats up
Jun 24, 2020
11:35
Chinese and Indian military commanders have met for the first time since a confrontation in the Himalayas that left at least 20 soldiers dead.
India and China say they want peace but blame each other for a clash in which soldiers of the two sides savagely fought each other with nail-studded clubs and stones on their Himalayan border.
Meanwhile, in China, state media has revealed draft national security law that gives Beijing sweeping powers over its enforcement in Hong Kong, paving the way for the biggest change to the city's way of life since it returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
Nicolas Groffman is a lawyer who writes for the South China Morning Post. He joined Kerre McIvor to give us the latest from China and Hong Kong.
India and China say they want peace but blame each other for a clash in which soldiers of the two sides savagely fought each other with nail-studded clubs and stones on their Himalayan border.
Meanwhile, in China, state media has revealed draft national security law that gives Beijing sweeping powers over its enforcement in Hong Kong, paving the way for the biggest change to the city's way of life since it returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
Nicolas Groffman is a lawyer who writes for the South China Morning Post. He joined Kerre McIvor to give us the latest from China and Hong Kong.
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