China's overland Silk Road and Maritime Silk Road Thread

delft

Brigadier
CPEC as said earlier is the game changer in the region & now its proving the same, hence world (US/EU) need to understand the dynamics of the region & start seeing this region without India....dead case....(until unless India change their regional policy & sort out Kashmir issue with Pakistan under UN resolutions & give freedom to Kashmir people who are fighting for more than 6 decades for freedom).
It will still be a game changer if US/EU don't understand it but Pakistan needs to prevent subversion by US &c. as was successful all to often since 1947.
As for the attitude of India towards all its neighbours ........... I think we agree about that.
 

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Blackstone

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I feel bad for India, this is what happens when you believe too much in your own hot air, while at same time you have no ability to match you rivals but yet... still wants to play the game and not willing to compromise.
Who are the "rivals?" If you mean China and Pakistan, then your statement is demonstrably false for the latter, because evidence show India's economic development is ahead of Pakistan. Please note I have no personal agenda on India v Pakistan as I respect both societies. But, facts are facts.
 

Blackstone

Brigadier
Agreed, but you will agree that the gap has been shrink considerably if not wiped off completely.
Yes, data show that to be the case. Also, economic investments by China might improve Pakistani development to where it shoot past India and view it in the rear view mirror. However, temporary gains from investment would falter unless sustained by enlightened policy makers and political leaders who manage the country for long-term prosperity. That's harder to achieve in democratic, multi-party nations than countries run by enlightened authoritarian leaders, like China.
 

Shaolian

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Yes, data show that to be the case. Also, economic investments by China might improve Pakistani development to where it shoot past India and view it in the rear view mirror. However, temporary gains from investment would falter unless sustained by enlightened policy makers and political leaders who manage the country for long-term prosperity. That's harder to achieve in democratic, multi-party nations than countries run by enlightened authoritarian leaders, like China.

Haha, is this the first time that I've read where Blackstone uses the phrase "enlightened authoritaian leaders" to describe the Communist Party of China? :D
 
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