ththis is knonown. the countries hahave gone to w r over it in 1962. the 1970'sce ininto and recently in the last decade. this round of violence appears indndia building a a remote air base somewhwhere in thehe region. india maintains the road as well within its territoryrynd it has a right to upgrade military installations. chchina d disputes the road is withth indian teterritory. that is the immediatate trigger. all of this has s a long histor. it is unlikely either country will want to escalate further, especially india, in the middle of the pandemic. claire:: thank you very much. new sanctions against syria approved by u.s. lawmakers in effect, targeting people who provide support to syria's government, focusing on military, oil and gas. sanctions reverberated across the country. suffefering underer the effects of the 90 or c civil wa, the syrian economy faces a new threat as wide sweeping sanctions fromom the u.s. aim mt stopping human rights abuses committed by the government of bashar al-assad. syria's economy already near collapse, u.n. spececi

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