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China has boundary disputes with India, its neighbour to the south, which are highlighted in red on this map.

China has boundary disputes with India, its neighbour to the south, which are highlighted in red on this map.

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China has boundary disputes with India, its neighbour to the south, which are highlighted in red on this map.

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