But with India still providing hospitality to the Dalai Lama, and China refusing to recognise India's incorporation of Sikkim in 1975 as a state of the Indian union, there is plenty besides the border wrangle to keep the two countries wary of each other.Mr Mohan argues that, despite these remaining hang-ups, India is now ready for "comprehensive engagement" with China.
After the trucks spent more than a week stuck at the border amid political wrangling over the inspection and transit conditions for its delivery, Russia's Foreign Ministry declared the situation "intolerable" and gave the go-ahead for the uninvited convoy to push forwards towards the besieged city of Luhansk in eastern Ukraine.
Aiming to present a showcase of Wyoming roots music both inside and beyond the least populous state's borders, she wrangled commitments from club owners, started a promotional Web site, designed posters, solicited sponsorships from merchants (suggested donation: cash or beer) and recruited advance people at each stop to spread word of the caravan's impending arrival.
More than 40 years after the closure, some of the Waverley Route is to be revived in the form of the new £300m Borders railway, which, after years of wrangling, is set to be completed by the summer of 2015.
When she isn't wrangling teenagers in the classroom,Emily enjoys training for marathons and exploring the backroads with her border collies.
After months of wrangling, Erdogan finally relented and allowed US warplanes to use Incirlik Air Force Base just 100 kilometers from the Turkey-Syria border.
Joe Penhall's "Blue/Orange," which won every major best-play award when it was staged at the National last year, has just arrived at the Duchess, still with Bill Nighy and Andrew Lincoln as two wrangling psychiatrists and the brilliant young Chiwetel Ejiofor as the forlorn Afro-Caribbean they have diagnosed as "on the border between neurosis and psychosis".
Italy and France, wrangling over a huge influx of immigrants from North Africa, have been pushing for a lesser step — the ability to temporarily close borders in an emergency.
Further wrangling followed.
