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Chinese President Xi Jinping will travel to New Delhi for the BRICS summit, marking his first visit to India in seven years amid a gradual thaw in relations.
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How outlets framed it
All sources: Several international news outlets covered the upcoming BRICS summit in New Delhi, noting the attendance of Chinese President Xi Jinping and the participation of various national delegations.
Key divergence: The Hindu framed the summit as an "opportunity to put BRICS back together," while Nikkei Asia reported that the Prime Minister of Bangladesh would not attend, and Anadolu Agency highlighted that Xi's visit followed a "gradual thaw" in India-China relations strained by a border clash.
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