British India – United Korea relations

British India—People's Republic of Korea relations

British India	Korean

An example of United Nations cooperation.

Negotiations for a cease-fire in Korea have focused world attention upon possibilities of a general political settlement in the Far East. In future negotiations for such a settlement, Communist China would be expected to renew its claims to Formosa, a seat in the United Nations, and a voice in the peace treaty with Japan. In countering the United States opposition to these claims, the Chinese Reds would have the support of Soviet Russia and could logically count upon assistance from British India, which has long been at odds with Washington's China policy.

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