China’s benefit / interest in Russia Ukraine conflict | Russia China relations | Geopolitics

In this video, we will try and understand what is China's gain from the Russia Ukraine conflict.
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[@Ray89135]

Wow, your geopolitical understanding is excellent !!! It all makes sense. Usually videos by Indians are always unfair anti-Chinese propaganda, but you are fair, objective, unbiased, and informative. Thanks.

[@sandiponpal8221]

You just told the words of my mind: Democracy is healthy but too much democracy is fatal.....

[@schoolcounseling1980]

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[@myViewTube123]

No systems is perfect or should be universal. If anyone believes his system should be prevailing, he is condescending.

[@genuineletter]

it is about capitalism not being competent with democracy

[@genuineletter]

and then it is important to have an age of education instead of the age of information ( and propaganda)

[@meilinchan7314]

What is democracy?

[@tfrank5091]

Malaysian audience here. love your work, your analysis is unbiased and informative. Keep doing what you do 🙏

[@schoolcounseling1980]

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[@aidenyang1286]

When I hear the US is the protector of the world… I laugh. But this is still one of the best videos I have been watched, not like those idiots who simplify the war as Russia invading Ukraine for no reason.

[@chaselee235]

As a Chinese, I think your analysis is much more objective than western country people made. China and India are both rising and have engineer bonus. Core of the world economy will shift to Asian again. There is no forever friendship between country. Russian and the US are afraid of china being so powerful, so they give military support to India. China also afraid that Indian grow so fast as it has potential to become superpower in the future, so China support Pakistan deter the development of India.

[@shivanimanna8645]

And these things are bad along with islamic ideologies they are a huge threat to humans and progress of humans. So supporting a country which is going blind by religion is not the right decision.

[@blackhole3298]

Lets not forget, that both the US and EU have deficits to China. So, should we apply the same economic sanctions to China it is game over. (Actually probably for all of the world) Chinas wealth is due to being the factory of the world and selling those goods somewhere in the world! The biggest market being the west, that is us,eu,japan,canada,south korea, taiwan, australia, israel… The thing is, should we impose those sanctions things might be temporarily bad for us, but since we have a deficit and all the know how we can build these industries and scale up, while China has to scale down, which is a recession. China is already copying the 2008 bubble in its property sector. And the most important thing: You destroy the US, EU or China it is game over for humanity, because of climate change:) We wont survive that one if it gets +5 degrees

[@balajip6405]

Instead if you supported us not my enemy three of our countries would have emerged as power house of World and we could have had our own hegemony could have put check to dollars hegemony which is worst nightmare of America and west.. but you people are backstabbers hard trust in Chinese..

[@messrsandersonco5985]

I disagree. China and India are economix and political rivals. China is known for its draconian way of handling issues. India is known for corruption. This is what's holding it back.

[@localareakobold9108]

Glory to Red Sun

[@Trendigthings]

Professor I took 14 screenshot of information bullets and maps. You are an angel came to help us. Please stay blessed and pour your immense knowlege making us invincible.

[@aj_jh]

The way of teaching is Elegant This emphatic technique was used by genius school teachers in 1980s and 1990s . I like the way of explaining

[@user-us4hl3zr2b]

This dude have so much misinformation about China dude, fools like you were easily fooled by him lmao

[@_ShivaniBaisla]

@@user-us4hl3zr2b ohh really! Thays why most of the countries have started abandoning your counterparts.... And Next time dont use your Chinese google, Try some authentic source..

[@user-us4hl3zr2b]

@@_ShivaniBaisla Chinese google? authentic source? i am sure dudes like you can't accept authentic source don't tell me what to use or not, you better not use too much american google

[@_ShivaniBaisla]

@@user-us4hl3zr2b Dude , whole world relies on american google. you must be living in some alien world..

[@Stychinsky]

I'm so glad KZbin algorithm decided to recommend me your channel. Greetings from Saint-Petersburg, Russia. I have worked as an interpreter with representatives of some Indian manufacturing companies, so I know Russia and India have a lot to lose if they were forced to no longer be partners.

[@adarshanand682]

Love from India. I hope that Russia and Ukraine can make peace. We have good relations with both. We don't want you to fight.

[@nohandle779]

Kaboom

[@donalduncleusa6552]

It's being forced by china

[@joeyyoung2952]

Love from Canada to you both. Please stay safe in the dark times coming. Bless you all and Christ is King.

[@tonyjabbour8931]

The problem is the shortsightedness of Ukraine president who’s a US puppet & has no experience in diplomacy. Recall the start of the problem in 2014 was the fake revolution organized by the CIA to oust democratically elected Ukrainian president (he was pro Russian).

[@Gritpawa]

There’s always that one Indian guy on KZbin who explains things better than any one else.

[@9perkinsroad]

Amit , really appreciate your insightful analysis, information is fair and well founded. I have been doing business with India, I have many good friends in India and it is sad to see that India and China are having many conflicts. However, I hope that peace will be restored quickly and do not escalate to the third world war, I pray! I thank you for your report.

[@gazz01]

I also hope China and India became friends again and keep working to grow together. (hindi-chini bhai bhai - quote of the past relationship with India China) This way Power shift from west to east will happen must faster. Also South Asia and ASEAN countries are doing good, Both India and China must help them grow to make this 21st century - Asian century. I also want other countries to choose the path of 4 Asian tigers(East Asia) rather than working for western interests which make them end up as a failed state.

[@Anmolnegi-yw7hg]

Yes I hope that too because I am.also interested in Chinese culture 👍

[@albertobutacan1765]

I admire your wisdom in this scenarios. Too much democracy is not good and only being enjoyed by the selected few who are in power and connected to power

[@kaideng8355]

Good explanation. However I would like to remind that China and Taiwan are different from Ukraine and Russia, they are not comparable. China and Taiwan are in a phase of civil war, and even 30 or 40 years ago both sides claimed full Chinese sovereignty. But it was due to the protection and support of the United States that Taiwan's politics moved toward independence and the de-Chineseization of its people was implemented. The fact is that Taiwan's international status is not yet a complete independent state, and some people in Taiwan still identify with one China, and even its constitution is still republic of china instead of Taiwan. In addition, China isn't belligerent, and his primary goal is still economic construction. As long as Taiwan does not declare independence, that region should be peaceful.

[@TsiMann]

agree with you as a Chinese.

[@SimplyVanis]

They are Chinese, they just dont want to be under iron CCP fist. Same with Ukraine and Russia, the parallels are there. The most Russian Ethnic city in Ukraine is pushing back Russian tanks with flags and chants and protests... Same with Taiwan, they know that they are Chinese, they just see the Leadership os CCP as very corrupt and not healthy for them.

[@TsiMann]

​@@SimplyVanis hahaha for my friends from Taiwan their minds usually change a lot after they really visit the mainland instead of just reading from textbooks and their media.

[@dino14341]

America is not ready for China and Taiwan "action". But it's very high on its "Action List". You can make a note of it for future reference!

[@gabeamend1063]

@@TsiMann wait you guys can just travel to the mainland and back because over here we are taught Taiwan ran to the island after the civil war and been there since feel free to ignore I’m a info nerd

[@ninjawarriors6798]

I share the same view with you on democracy. It has worked so well until social media kicked in. It's hard to convince anyone even with facts. People choose to only digest their favorite contents, very much like drug addicts.

[@koteswar009]

So true

[@snowmanarc]

And specially brainwashed kids are uncontrollable until, the the world teach them the lesson.

[@jovenvillanueva2852]

"Too much democracy is destroying every function in our society" spot on!

[@alisharoy3206]

Seriously? how so? You seem to be confused between democracy and freedom-- one is a form of governance the other is freedom of expression. You can have too much freedom and can restrict some freedoms by democratically passing laws. But saying there is too much democracy makes no sense whatsoever.

[@gamelandmaster3680]

@@alisharoy3206 True, but how do you pass a law that grants less freedom if you live in a Semi or Full Democracy where the people have power? True, the US and others are Republics which makes the people elect other people that pass laws that effect the people. But it would still be difficult to pass a law. Take the Roman Empire in the days of the SPQR, Julius Caesar couldn’t pass many reforms that would benefit the Empire, and those empowered the people. Imagine if the US, which is based on Romes system, decided to pass a law that didn’t benefit the people. There is no way a person would favor a yay on a bill like that less you bribe or threaten them which is illegal (though this also happened in the SPQR).

[@alisharoy3206]

@@gamelandmaster3680 I am not sure I understand terms such as semi-democracy or full democracy. Either you have a democracy or you don't. People have power to self-govern or they don't. As for your question- how do you pass laws that grant less freedom.-- we just do that all the time. In USA, people had the freedom to discriminate against Black people and deny them housing jobs and service in bars and restaurants. The Civil Rights Act of 1965 abolished that freedom to discriminate. In India, freedom of expression is not absolute. We have routinely enacted laws to restrict free speech when it threatens public or communal harmony, or banned books and films deemed 'offensive'. Both USA and India are very robust democracies. Compare freedom of speech as enshrined in the US and Indian constitutions. In the USA freedom of speech includes the freedom to express hatred against any religious minority. Our democracy has restrictions on it. In US their so called Second Amendment allows its citizens to own and use weapons. Our laws forbid it (with some exceptions). Both USA and Singapore also have very robust democracies but Singapore's laws are much stricter and freedoms there are far more restricted than those in USA. That does not mean Singapore is a semi-democracy or USA has 'too much democracy' ; Americans just enjoy more freedom than Singaporeans . So answer to your question is yes people can decide for themselves to restrict their own freedoms. But that can only happen if people enjoy a Democratic form of self-governance . The other alternative is to scrap democracy instal a totalitarian regime and have that regime dictate what degree of freedom its people should or should not enjoy.

[@ravikumaryadav2446]

Democracy is good But the model of democracy can't be universal Every country should adopt their own model of democracy which is good for the rights and development of people We shouldn't copy paste the western model of democracy

[@theonly6359]

Exactly 💯

[@oceanwave4502]

It's weird that some want Taliban to allow LGBTi+, transgender mentality RIGHT AWAY! 🤣 They may want to impose identity politics on Afghanistan as well?

[@davesprivatelounge]

Agreed, you cant run a country with only one ideology. You need a hybrid type of politics.

[@theonly6359]

@@oceanwave4502 This has nothing to do with LGBTQ. They can at least allow some kind of freedom not killing people’s dreams and creating a prison country. Lack of freedom is not good either

[@abhilash9918]

@@oceanwave4502 some principles are applied across every political system or ideologies. Don't throw gay ppl from the rooftops and don't behead women for refusing to wear hijab nd burkha, are two examples of it. Chinese or Russians dont punish people on these 2 issues either. It's common sense and doesn't need someones explanation or ideological validation. You're very cleverly pushing your 7th century desert cultist agenda here taking advantage of this debate. Don't act like a smartazz. Fkn ediot.

[@user-wr5xt9gj3x]

If there are more people like you in India, then the country will be greater sooner.

[@subhumancurrytruecel]

@@thorhaxor730 more like the other way round but go ahead

[@ShuyanStoryTeller]

@@thorhaxor730 hope we are good neighbors

[@kriegsmen9037]

@@ShuyanStoryTeller since 62?

[@will4881]

@@thorhaxor730 Sure H1b visa abusers!!!

[@schoolcounseling1980]

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[@fjeezy1305]

The problem with “Western Democracy” is that everyone is just given the right to vote, without any requirements. A large number of voters are uninformed, have little to no actual understanding of the issues, and otherwise have no business shaping the policy of a nation. I’m not about excluding people from voting though...but the way things are now, it’s clear it isn’t working. At a bare minimum, voters should have to pass a competency test. Just my two cents.

[@Tha1NonlySan]

Um, So , the answer isn’t to depress the votes, it’s to create a system that supports better political education so the citizens can make wiser choices. I say that with all due respect.

[@mkhwanazicebo4448]

This right here is a solution to this problem of western democracy, you are a genius.

[@helast3916]

Least classist indian

[@anthonyparis5674]

We have the right not to be hustled by politicians that are bought and paid for. It’s the same globally. The answer is not less democracy but more education and proper news sources. China is not the model unless you like totalitarianism. The social credit system is a nightmare Orwellian Freudian horror film. We can live in a world where people care and share and encourage love. I can see a world outside these fish tanks that we have been conditioned to think are the only world, but there are models that emulate nature and work with the natural world systems that we must create ourselves of a kinder world where we don’t submit to tyranny. But to something that connects us together not divides. Something that sees that Love is the last frontier 🤙🏽Much love and aloha❤️

[@tiggergolah]

Western democracy as it exists now is a living proof of Chesterton's famous quote. “When men choose not to believe in God, they do not thereafter believe in nothing, they then become capable of believing in anything.” ― G.K. Chesterton

[@yuvrajsinh566]

Whenever you discussed these kinds of topics...it seems like...one highly intelligent Indian diplomate making us understand ...what's and why ...all this going on

[@Rix317]

Actually the seat of a diplomat is one that requires a lot of BS. This man keeps the facts on track and isn't shy about his opinions and analysis.

[@sudo11]

@@Rix317 BS?

[@nikitnigam8693]

Actually his video are watched by many UPSC topper. One of them recommended in their interview so I am here.

[@AdarshKumar-fy7wq]

Agree 💯💯💯💯

[@lnsightsonlife]

Economic Globalization = China's economic globalization = Dictatorship rises =!

[@SumanKumar-vn9qw]

Word of the day -Too much democracy is not good for a Nation.

[@Gramsciii]

how about no democracy thats what u guys want

[@SumanKumar-vn9qw]

@@Gramsciii ur wrong There is nothing better than democracy but what bad things with too much democracy is professionalism of activism in the name of saving democracy .

[@abhaypatel4292]

What about corrective democracy ... listening the critisism and free media rather than leash dogs....the bridge to solve issues in it's infancy is of local administration and the media ...but nope our media don't make the issues available until it's erupted

[@user1qaz2wsx3edc]

Democracy has degenerated into kleptocracy/capitalism

[@opg9712]

@@SumanKumar-vn9qw also hurdles of development in the name of environment and activism by foreign founded NGOs...

[@johnsamu]

I'm reading this after Russia indeed invaded the Ukraine. It's a very good informative unbiased video. The result of what is currently happening in the Ukraine (whatever outcome) is surprisingly that the EU/NATO/USA are getting MORE united than ever before, because of the new old "common enemy".

[@schoolcounseling1980]

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[@JamesBond-jb2yi]

Very seldom in the past human history, Germany 🇩🇪 and Britain 🇬🇧 got together to fight common enemy. Vladimir knows, that’s his downfall. Let’s keep USA 🇺🇸 and China 🇨🇳 out of this conflict, please. This is an European affair and European Countries should sort it out themselves, I think 🤔? Anyone who reads this post and has access to Vladimir, please let him know : “ Look what happened to Joseph Stalin?” Suggestion: “ Get out now, while you can”? Why? The West will make the Russian population hungry 🤤 and angry 😡 . Then what? There is no God , who can stop 🛑 a hungry man!

[@JamesBond-jb2yi]

Most population in Russia 🇷🇺 lives in western part of Russia . With all do respect ✊, your statement “ Russia 🇷🇺 is mostly Asian” it is not correct .

[@taiwansivispacemparabellum9546]

Sincere greetings from Taiwan, thank you for this in depth analysis.

[@tianelvis2681]

As a Chinese, I have to say your statements is very objective and accurate.

[@capte1986]

wait youtube is ban in china so how you are here

[@SolvayConference]

@@capte1986 he can use VPNs! They’re quite common in China

[@capte1986]

@@SolvayConference are you Chinese to

[@SolvayConference]

@@capte1986 nope I’m Korean. But I lived in China for a long time

[@meowxsquared8678]

-5 social points

[@GururajBN]

"Too much democracy", "everyone has become an activist". This is exactly the problem of India. Democracy is weakening India at its root. Varieties of divisive forces are working against the integrity of India. Though I would not want to live under authoritarian governance, I would prefer somewhat limited democracy like Singapore. Your analysis is wornderfully crisp and to the point. Many thanks.

[@antoniolima1068]

only autocratic regimes function for large populations, democracy only brings chalanges to national integrity, when there is economic issues all hell brakes lose.

[@bogdanpanchuk296]

Singapore is dictatorship, not "limited democracy". Successful one, though.

[@adarshanand682]

Democracy is the best if people are aware. Don't lose faith in democracy.

[@biggpicture2930]

Western style democracy Expensive to run. Susceptible to class influence and foreign interference Best for highly educated population. Almost always favor the contributors or lobbyists than general population. Equality only in each having a right to a vote only, but almost never in benefits

[@MrTannerreed]

I’m a USA CITIZEN and I totally agree! USA and the WEST have become too “WOKE”!

[@kshitizvaibhav971]

Too much democracy 😅

[@abhijitsen2197]

France, Germany, should leave NATO. Join Russia, India, Arabs, Japan.A solid third front with community, money and market. Any takers.

[@mayankcharan4765]

Japanese and arab foreign policy heavily revolve around usa for them to be part of any alliance that US frowns on

[@kshitizvaibhav971]

Correct and India is playing good game by taking neutral stance

[@Janon35]

I just found your channel a couple days ago and am so happy. You explain things clearly and from what I can tell unbiased. That is refreshing. Thank you!

[@schoolcounseling1980]

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[@drnormanphilips5006]

Hello

[@tomheaton6516]

Hi

[@tomheaton6516]

Nice meet you

[@tomheaton6516]

Where are you from?

[@leonaldobrum]

Again, impressive knowledge of international politics displayed here (as it already was in your commentary about the Ucranian conflict).

[@schoolcounseling1980]

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[@aryanyadav3690]

Hope in INDIA this "Too much democracy moments" don't start at big levels 🙏🏻

[@abhaypatel4292]

I hope fundamentalism from any side become dominant over the rules

[@abhaypatel4292]

@@citizenofakhandbharat7650 don't believe in democracy index..then you should also Stop believing in other indicators where India is performing well..get over the biasness

[@abhaypatel4292]

@@citizenofakhandbharat7650 they withdrew the bill cos of their own incompetency...when farmers were protesting on valid demands in Punjab the Central nor state government took them seriously even Media ignored it ..well what else you expect from dogs..but then when they moved to Delhi you used force.. after that the whole issue became politicised...and now even good laws are not getting approval due to lack of trust on government... The government should ensure to tackle problems when they arise but nope they don't think about it..same goes for rrbc exam violence that erupted....lack of listening of critisism is the issue...or koi bole to mulla, deshdrohi etc etc

[@mr.cosmos5199]

😂 actually,from personal experience, Democratic Freedom is very addictive and you cannot have too much of it even though you know the overdose can kill you. That will roughly tell you the trend of Democratic countries vs Autocratic countries.

[@sahir313]

What a brilliant way of explanation. I always felt the same way ." Too much democracy is not good"

[@vanessaz5058]

Same as Socrates many years ago:)

[@schoolcounseling1980]

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[@RoBoTrOnIc1001001]

Greetings from Canada🇨🇦! Thank you for educating us, this information really helps right now :)

[@ryanthepianoman27]

What?

[@schoolcounseling1980]

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[@drnormanphilips5006]

Hello

[@manash493]

I watched a vedio in the channel "Defensive Offence " where an ex-interlligence officer was telling about failing model of western style of governance...and this same thing is now being repeated!!...wow!! Experts, Analysts are getting into same conclusion, this is definitely going to happen i guess. (Forgive for my english🤪)

[@astruggler4343]

Your explanation is always rocking....❤️🙏

[@PINEAPPLEKELLY3]

Thank you the word “model” is what I was looking for. “Mother Russia” stands for so many things.

[@user-ex9gm9rl5s]

I very much hope that China, Russia and India can strengthen cooperation. Avoid disagreements. I really like the color combination of the flags of the three countries put together.

[@jacqqulen9106]

Thank you for sharing this raw opinion. I couldn't agree more with the individuality and democracy part

[@arunmk21]

There is no friend or enemy in international relations, Only interest matters. #Fairytale

[@brandnewday7734]

Correct but there always exception.

[@xila-man8249]

@@brandnewday7734 Nah not really, look how tense things were after Australia snubbed France' Submarine program for the U.S' one, Germany tends to keep out of conflicts like it is doing right now with the Ukraine-Russia crisis...

[@favourafinni]

Exactly

[@kikichin]

Great impartial analysis. Keep up the good work.

[@user-dm4ob8bw1m]

very good video. Informative, logical, reasonable. It seems like now the conflict is a quarrel which benefits only a third 'party'.

[@PujaGupta-zu3ip]

You are a great teacher 🙏🏻

[@drnormanphilips5006]

Hello

[@mingleixiao3825]

1:34 I don't think China wants to undermine EU's togetherness. What matters for China is EU's independence. If EU is a united AND independent international power, it will definitely fit China's interest.

[@mingleixiao3825]

The reality is that through NATO and UK, the US has dominant influence over the EU. The good thing is that many politicians in France and Germany know that they need independence from the US, but the question is their capability.

[@priyantha0]

Commendable work mate. Keep it up. Best wishes

[@meryl5384]

Thank you youtube for bringing me to this page. Thank you Amit, I have learned from your channel more than what i’ve learn in school for how many years lol

[@simhadridebnath1078]

Sir, please make videos on India's bilateral relations with the different countries of the world. Sir please cover the political, economical, cultural and geographical aspects in them.

[@garyslomczynski6579]

India is a very important country in the area!! China and India 🇮🇳 are not to happy with each other!! Been fighting for centuries!! Same Mt ares!! All other countries in the pacific agree to watch and arm!!

[@TheRinolander]

​@@garyslomczynski6579 pardon me? Fighting for centuries? Question, Is India a country before British colonized the land? Dated back maurya dynasty, how ancient Chinese can go over Himalaya?

[@bearc903]

Hi Amit, great insights in your video. When you were talking about the system of governance in Russia and China you were very specific with your nomenclature, but struggled to find a middle ground term for their state systems. I have read about the term "Managed Democracy" when it comes to Russia's approach and I think it is describing its core function pretty well. I am not sure if it can be applied to China's interpretation of democracy, but it might be the common term to describe their systems.

[@gene_b]

There's no democracy in Russia. No real elections, no opposition (killed ir in jail), attacks on free media, no independent judicial system, corruption on all levels.. The good name for it is "Criminal autocratic state mimicking democracy ".

[@kacabadam614]

@@gene_b i know u are from western 🤣

[@gene_b]

@@kacabadam614 so?

[@tatendaVIDZ90]

@@gene_b so anything said by most westerners (you clearly included here!) is seldom a collection of reasoning and logic borne out of their own individual research and interpretation of events but more of regurgitation of the Western media narrative. Anyone with a half a pea sized brain can spot a westerner a mile away, especially on Russia and/or China issues.

[@davidemattiuzzo3259]

@@gene_b here we are trying to understand what's going on from a technical and hopefully unbiased point of view. Try to leave ill-informed emotionally charged opinions outside of this please

[@juthindharauyanahewa1333]

Wow.. your explanation 😍.. thank you for making such a videos for us.. ❤

[@lakshmiv9523]

I was closing my eyes listening to his words , simply imagining every inch of information ... I feel like directing a film ... His unbiased conclusion always top notch ... 🥳🥳🥳

[@schoolcounseling1980]

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[@AdarshKumarJha_]

really love you informative videos. You are a genius. Thanks for making things easier and crisper to understand. Thanks sir again.👍

[@yhaoy2010]

There are a few things in the video that I don't quite agree with： 1. China and Russia have a 4,300-kilometers border line, which has brought many conflicts and hidden dangers in the past few decades, but with the long negotiations, the current China-Russian border issue has come to an end. Frontier people can freely fish and go up to the mountains for harvesting without worry crossing the border. This is also in the interests of both parties. With the recent signing of bilateral agreements between China and Russia, cooperation in oil and gas, finance and digital trade,the common interests of China and Russia have undoubtedly determined the status of the two countries as a substantial international alliance.The issues mentioned in the video did not fundamentally affect the foundation of mutual trust between them. 2. The controversial nature of China's capitalist economy. Even the United States has not yet recognized China's market economy status. China has a large amount of state-owned economy, and state-owned capital also holds shares in many enterprises. Therefore, it is inaccurate to say that China is a capitalist economy. The Chinese government has recently been cracking down on tech giants, cracking down on the private education industry, suppressing housing prices, and reforming the social health insurance system. These all show that China does not want to take the path of pure Western capitalism.China does not want education, housing, healthcare, infrastructure completely controlled by private capital. 3. From my perspective, I can observe that the Indian government's position in international politics is quite swaying rather than neutral. India participates in the Quad with the United States, but it was rejected by the United States to join AUKUS, which is a true alliance. India and Russia are in full swing military procurement, but india also have a military border conflict with China.India does not want to be controlled by the United States ,fighting a proxy war with china. India also does not want to cooperate with China to increase india itself political influence in Southeast Asia and Central Asia.India seems want to contain China on the one hand, but also does not willing to be used by the West, which has made India increasingly marginalized in international geopolitics in recent years.

[@sakethreddy4450]

Good one, very insightful analysis

[@hkfoo3333]

Good points mainly. Just a small part that need to be clear. China is a socialist country . It practises a people's interests comes first . It allows private enterprise to strive but all must remember to share and help the poorer ones. China's recent moves on private enterprises so that they do not fall into the same trap the capitalist countries have evolved into ie. the 1% takes almost everything. China thus will ensure rich regions must help the poor regions like Tibet and Xinjiang . Today both poor countries are having infrastructures and development even US states will envy . All development funds come from rich eastern part. Same thing in private enterprises . They should share their wealth with the poor as their wealth comes from the people. They should ensure all have equal opportunities like in education they banned private tutorials for public exams so that poor families without the funds for top rate tutorial lessons would not be disadvantaged. how else can you find a village boy rearing pigs able to rise to be one of the greatest leader of China ... President Xi? This you can never find in western democracy where only the rich is able to be leaders with the exception of Indonesia today It's good policy not that China discourages success by the private sectors. The amount milked by western education companies giving useless tutorial is huge .. and served no purpose just to pass the exams. One stroke ban on tutorial for public exams is the best i can think of that the poor will have equal chances.

[@donalduncleusa6552]

@@hkfoo3333 china is becoming more socialist it wasn't socialist under Deng xiao and the later leadership. Private businesses are being threatened nowadays for having different opinion on economic policies even a ccp politician who was a supporter of capitalist policies was threatened

[@hkfoo3333]

​@@donalduncleusa6552 That shows you do not understand Chinese polities vs western policiies. Chinese primary policies is to take care of the needs of all people as equally as possible and indeed is very socialist . While the west's capitalist policies protects the rich capitalists until the 1% continue to grow rich and rich by the day even in the pandemic, China's policies had been on basis of shared prosperity . That means those who do very well should help those who are not. How else would you expect a dirt poor Tibet and Xinjiang today have such huge and beautiful inftrastructures like bridges, fast trains, modern cities, clean air and etc etc that even USA envy? If it had been the capitalist western system , which nut capitalist will spend a single dime to build the long tunnels and rails through mountains in Tibet where hardly anyone stays? Yes, the successful rich western Chinese region supports the poor western regions. About clamp down on private business. That is nonsense. Chinese private business are allowed to grow as much as they want but must be aware not to harm their economy as well as must indulge in sharing some of the wealth to help the poor . How else you think China has the money to uplift 800 millions people out of poverty when in US you see millions of homeless all over . In China they provided homes and jobs to those poor and they are happy. Your recent take on China clamping down on certain private business like Education was to curp the exploding tutorial classes built by western companies charging huge fees all to pass public exams. This caused poor families to be unable to compete. China took the steps to ban these public exams tutorial just to get a seat in UNiversities. This showed the Chinese govt cared for the people not the rich . You see such in your western society? No. so be informed lad. You guys are already misinformed and bias Holier than thou attitudes.. Chinese are happy today .. and it is the safest in the world to move about.

[@donalduncleusa6552]

@@hkfoo3333 totally nonsense. Chinese policies we're never about equal distribution something. I'm from India atleast I know about them(their history and economy) more than others. Ccp itself has many billionaires.

[@rafatquadri2755]

Excellent way of communicating such tough, hard and complex subjects and situations. Pick up untouched subjects also in the future. Thanks

[@morbiusman12]

Amit, I enjoy your videos. Thanks. When you talk about what was gained and then say nothing, please remember to ask yourself, who made the most money from that particular occupation, and what did they make money from? I hope to see your style of presentations involving that subject one day.

[@VitaInDC]

@7:01 - "Too much democracy w/o a common identity"... this resonates.

[@ancientartrevived]

So grateful for the education you provide Amit! Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge

[@benglim226]

Thanks..Very informative. 👍Pls keep us constantly updated as plan changes with changing conditions.

[@ggtauro7342]

Very informative. Thank you.

[@nathanjulu9718]

Watching from Kenya. I'm learning a lot from this channel.

[@The_SkullKnight]

Amazing explanation. Sir After hearing your thoughts at the end I wish you would do a podcast or something. Lovical and nuanced discussions about our society are very important and needed right now. Hope you'll do more like this.

[@schoolcounseling1980]

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[@ronaldoggha1801]

Bro, I really respect you for what you are doing. I’m chinese and support the truth. I agree with you 90% of all you said. I know that because you are indian so you don’t want to expose a lot of india’s weakness and at the same time because US is helping India, you don’t want to tell a lot about thier evilness. Same with us tho, we also do like that but we try to stay honest and support the truth

[@veerswami7175]

Ur name is Ronald lol and ur a Chinese if ur a Chinese ur name should yem Chu ho

[@srinivasaniyer6219]

hahaha whats to expose here. india washes all its linen in public and is a democracy, very chaotic at one. india frankly did not get even 1% of the help china got from the US in the 80s. china is what it is today because of favourable policies of the west towards deng's deal with them. india did not get a clear majority for a looong time until 2014. so due to democracy india did not benefit in the geopolitical game.

[@sparklingwatercrystal2922]

@@srinivasaniyer6219 India did not give even 1% help to US, that china has given them in 2008. China saved US & the world from Credit crunch during last global economy crisis in 2008, china paid its price, what did India contribute in this?

[@srinivasaniyer6219]

@@sparklingwatercrystal2922 seems youre a loyal global times reader. kudos. india was not such a big economy in 2008 to be honest and indian exposure to the US market at that time wasnt as high as chinese investors...it served chinese CCP selfinterests there if at all what you write is true as most chinese elites have properties across USA and canada.

[@milkandbread1279]

@@veerswami7175 racist mentality

[@ReedoAce]

I learnt something knew here today 😎. Great video!

[@lionvictor9944]

Nice video Mr Amit. I like your neutrality, esp on China's affairs. This channel us much better than WION and some others.

[@adarshanand682]

This channel is no match for world affairs. Although he makes decent videos.

[@zacharydavis4398]

It’s one of the tough truths that’s being exploited by special interest groups(I.e. what you mentioned with Big Tech/etc), but Democracy will succeed. The growing pains won’t be pleasant tho, sadly they never are, but after the fact it’s pleasant to look back at the accomplishment of growth after it’s all said in done. Celebrate and prepare for the inevitable next level of growth… in order to maintain our success growing pains are a continuous process that we have to be comfortable with the uncomfortable at times

[@baarribinuabdihafid8636]

So interesting and informative video thank you so much!

[@ramaloke8377]

Nice explanation,never seen anywhere like this one👍👌

[@sreedharreddyindian9530]

Sir.. Please explain SSB interview lecture and group discussion topics bcz it will very useful to defence aspirants

[@mukundbhardwaj5095]

I am so glad to see teachers like u who can make India once again a great country...

[@pawansankalana7962]

Nice . Very balance view. Looking forward to see more. Thanks for this

[@hugosepulveda8932]

Informative!

[@user-vj8bq1pe4e]

The battle for the Dnieper was another major defeat for the forces of Germany and its allies. The Red Army, which Hitler intended to stop for a long time on the Dnieper, not only was not stopped, but in a short time on a wide front crossed one of the largest rivers in Europe and inflicted a serious defeat on the Wehrmacht and its allies, forcing the German troops to retreat along the entire front. The liberation of Kiev, the capital of the Ukrainian SSR, was of great political and moral significance. Despite the fact that most of the territory of Right-Bank Ukraine was still under the control of the Wehrmacht, it became obvious that the complete liberation of the Ukrainian SSR and the withdrawal of the Red Army to the borders of Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and Poland was only a matter of time. The most important industrial regions of the Donbass and the metallurgical centers of southern Ukraine, vast territories with a population of tens of millions of people, were liberated. Despite the great destruction, the restoration of the industrial enterprises of the Union immediately began, and a few months later, a rapid increase in the output of military products began in the liberated regions. And at the beginning of 1944, the Red Army began the liberation of the Right-Bank Ukraine. In addition, the battle for the Dnieper clearly demonstrated the strength and power of the partisan movement. The "rail war" carried out by Soviet partisans from September to October 1943 significantly complicated the supply of German troops, forced the enemy to divert significant forces from the front to protect and ensure their rear communications.

[@mantassimolksda4018]

Liberated by comunists who were even worse then germans

[@geoeconomics5629]

Adolf Hitler is the reason we are here discussing this video if he had a brain the world would be completely different

[@geoeconomics5629]

@@mantassimolksda4018 It has nothing to do with communists fascists or capitalists but everything to do with this THOSE WHO CONTROL EURASIA CONTROL THE WORLD - j.h.mackinder

[@rosieroblox4874]

Nazi Germany was the most evil party, they were fond of ethnic cleansing like they did on the jews in ww2.. Israel did not send any military help to Ukraine despite US requests they know Ukraine leaders are neo nazis they might use the nato weapons for ethnic cleansing of Russian citizens in Donbass..

[@schoolcounseling1980]

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[@popyocherryXD]

China doesn’t want to undermine EU toughness, China actually prefer EU sticking together and it’s a lot more easier to do business with. China occasionally plays Taichi among all in order to survive.It’s crucial to understand Chinese philosophy “the doctrine of mean”, which is literally what China means in Chinese “the Middle Kingdom”. EU sells lots of goods to China, and no one in EU wants to be the enemy of money in this capitalistic world. Russia GDP alone is like Chinese Guangdong province GDP, China prefer a strong EU solidarity to offset and buffer part the US power with its currency euro, although many EU member states are part of the NATO, they know they don’t want to be the puppets of American. China doesn’t want to be the enemy to anyone except that some cheap western politicians who wants to ideologically demonize China, which won’t work in the 21st century. The US already had and will have more brainless politicians, but did/will they ever succeed? Nope! Even Trump knows it.

[@waltergoodwin7463]

If that were the case, you making it sound so sweet and all. The Chinese have no trust of anyone and that no fault of America. After the removal “Most Favored Nation” by Trump it was China that came off with threats and the refusal to open its market to real free trade in its market. Thus causing Trump to raise tariffs on Chinese goods. Ego caused China to do the same. Clear case of the supposedly oldest civilization against the world’s youngest democracy. All of the initiatives set upon by China of so call trade routes once Countries start seeing things being built that had nothing to do with trade, it was America that sounded the warning bell in regards to Chinese financial influence, plus a Country’s compromise of its Sovereignty. When building ports for trade, okay that’s one thing but ports that have the dual purpose for military as well. That’s not what Countries were signing up for. Then comes China’s real estate meltdown. So much so that any news related to that was stifled. Eventually news did get out, before that when it was discovered that 5G from China’s own tech giants were actually making it extremely easy to backdoor into Chinese made tech thus spying on all individuals. That news did nothing to put consumers at ease in a increasing world of electronic spyware. The sheer audacity in which a unrepentant China keeps silent on to this day. It the attitude of Chinese thing they own the world and are subject to no scrutiny. Even to the prediction of reuniting Taiwan by 2050 when you know that those people have a very different distinctiveness about themselves and yet China respect no such thing ask any Tibetans or Uighur. Report of constantly raping Uighur women in their own beds how demeaning, degrading, an evil an act towards other peoples, they are humans. The backing of Putin who believe in overturning a peoples choice. And every country has those fringed lunatics clamoring for more injustice against freewill. And for the draconian restrictions within China itself is nothing but a ploy to put the insidious CCP back on center stage in the lives of the average Chinese, Tibetan, Uighur and other who reside inside controlled borders. The CCP calling itself democratic, a claim made to blur lines of words, its meanings in anyone minds. The CCP allowed some capitalism into its market because economy wise there ideas caused more harm than good. People took advantage of opportunities and now after years of their labor the CCP takes their earning with no explanations. Chinese tech giants or any business alike are seeing their earnings snatched away by the CCP. Yet you come across as some pundit of a Chinese think tank. No thank you world markets in relation to China state otherwise. But I guess this too is America’s doing as well. You might fool those so eager to believe you but not me. I think for myself, see things for myself, can logically deduct for myself. You and your numbers, graphs or whatever doesn’t fool me or India for that matter.🤨🤨🇮🇹

[@user-vn2tr3rd8k]

我就是中国的您说的太好了＾０＾~

[@popyocherryXD]

Walton sounds like a pathetic McCarthism apologist. CCP is very capitalistic these days, California and Massachusetts are way more communist, also look at Biden, the US government has printed so much money and given it to its people, you tell me which side is more communist, the inflation in the US is worse than terrible, as a Californian, I haven't even seen that crazy the other side. Regarding your human rights argument, is US doing better, I wouldn't consider our democracy as a role model, which is way more embarrassing to share with. Julia Assange, Guantanamo, Afghanistan, Iraq, etc. You name it. Or you can just come to LA and SF, the number of homeless and the number of covid death keeps soaring. I'd say there is no human rights, if people here can't even survive. Let me know how I can get paid by the NED like you, coz I need money too lol

[@qrollum8957]

In fact, those brainless politicians did succeed in a sense. Thanks to their unremitting efforts in demonizing China, China's antipathy and distrust of the outside world is rarely as high as it is today. While deceiving fools, those malevolence are all seen by China.

[@songlin1506]

@@waltergoodwin7463 You praised yourself with independent thinking and judging, but only based on western media propaganda. Look at the stories from both sides and compare with each other, and then try to find the facts and date conclusion. Basically you don't have such research skills lacking of willingness at the meantime. Your narratives and evidences have been debunked publicly which didn't make you look good. Be objective and don't jump to conclusions too soon. It is the only suggestion I might offer whether you accept or not.

[@teresitaesguerra5734]

Very informative indeed and thank you!

[@geoekmgmail]

100% correct, Well explained. Good analysis.

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[@lex7724]

How do I get into these if I'm in newyork?

[@StrsAmbrg]

"Too much democracy is not good." Noted.

[@kaonashi93]

Wonderfully explained 😍🙏 thank you.

[@drnormanphilips5006]

Hello

[@sanjaykutty1675]

Respected sir , I have been following your account and videos for quite a time now. I love the fact that u put a neutral take on the topics and your history videos are the best to study. This and some videos are now confusing me about ur take on some issues, can u specify what is too much democracy??. Can u please make a separate video on too much democracy.

[@tusarray84]

Best example in India is rollback of firm bill despite knowing that it would have served best to the farmers. Even ongoing truckers agitation in Canada is also an example of too much democracy.

[@benjamincarter6095]

Despite previous defense purchases and 1971, when economic sanctions force Russia to strengthen ties with China, it is going to be very difficult on India to stay the course on maintaining neutrality. Nepal declining the MCC grant on the February 28th deadline will also be a sign of challenges to come. India has possibly the healthiest mindset and most realistic perception of the current state of the world, and I appreciate how clearly and honestly they share their thoughts and concerns. If all countries were equally forthright, the world would be a better place for all humanity.

[@zacbroxson1223]

Neutrality isn't helping Ukraine right now

[@zacbroxson1223]

However that said this is happening because Ukraine have tried to pick a side and Russia have tried to stop it

[@D__R__W]

This is a very objective observation of critical aspects of the world political theater. Great work!

[@lambertthongnirit3150]

I just don't have enough words to thank you. Great job bro👌👏👏

[@natbirchall1580]

We should move faster towards a divided world I only see benefits, great competition, and significant development. A new digital world is also coming if we keep trade to shallow items and no essential, security-sensitive, and hi-tech items, it should be a win-win for everybody. Also, other countries like India are rising it will be an exiting time. Cheer up.

[@uhsemehicieronlas3]

best video i ve watched so far. Im subbing. I'd advise you to be careful and have offline backup of your videos because you are pointing an uncomforable truth in saying that too much democracy is not good.

[@yamyamkayamkela7274]

Good explanation indeed, making sense from the beginning to the end, salute.

[@punyani775]

sir your videos are the most detailed i've come across... please make more geopolitical videos

[@lakshmanvajjakeshavula5380]

Sir one crash course on ancient and medieval history please

[@suhasini1354]

Wish there were more teachers like you. Excellent as all your pod casts are.

[@bopparajuravindhranath7522]

Thank you for this beautiful video. In a way it's an eye opener

[@anooppaswan7938]

Thank u Sir🙏

[@BlueMax333]

China and Russia could create a strategy whereby the US has to fight on both fronts at the same time. That would significantly erode the power of the US. Food for thought?

[@arianna3586]

that sounds inevitable

[@robertcook4590]

You must be forgetting about NATO

[@shawn56100]

China want to annex Taiwan and Russia want to annex Ukraine. USA is the one that oppose it. This is my opinion as a Taiwanese Who is living in Kiev.

[@amankedia99]

USA is not coming physically now after afghanistan . There is democracy in usa , people ques them why u stuck there for 20 yr with no concrete outcome . So usa just want to build narrative and main focus is on countering china now not russia. Even russia main concern is china. So these 3 guys are just sharp dolphins who will check each other. India should lure them against each other . 😂

[@solomon8957]

@@amankedia99 u are naive, the three strongest country are fighting now. india can't lure them against each other opposite, usa is luring india declare war on china. so no matter is there physical war or not. india can't be the strongest because of them against each other.

[@manthenvashishth3769]

Please make one video on the whole Canada chaos also. I know you'll be making it. Thankful that great people like you make these very helpful videos for us students. Massive respect for you.

[@schoolcounseling1980]

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[@vickyprakash5472]

Excellent case study of modern geopolitics ❣️👏🔥

[@SHUBHAM-pl4ck]

Love you bro after watching this video I am clear of doubts thank you bruh 😉

[@jvalentine8376]

India can not take the Russian side because they would be kind of going against their Quad alliance agreement . This could have wide ranging negative impacts on India's future trade relations and defense alliances . Supporting Russia would be playing right into Chinas hands if India becomes Isolated and untrustworthy . China wants an isolated India .

[@hkfoo3333]

silly. India should keep neutral and does not have to take sides. This taking side has again proved India is an untrustworthy and unreliable as they did to iran. China is proven to be a reliable partner. It is a disaster

[@ReyZar666]

@@hkfoo3333 "China is proven to be a reliable partner." how so?

[@JR-vc4gm]

@@ReyZar666 because China didn't pick any side, it was forced by the US to go closer with Russia. Still, you can say China still try to have a good relationship with USA.

[@Acharjya96]

U r wrong. As Henry Kissinger said," To be America's enemy is dangerous but to be it's friend is fatal."

[@mr.cosmos5199]

Whatever India does will be wrong. But they will have extremely good reasons for it 😂

[@paradox2511]

I usually wonder what could have been if this man became an external affairs Minister. He has knowledge deep as the ocean

[@jishnubiswas9623]

Mr jaishankar is also a good man for the post.

[@solomongoitom2435]

You expressed it very well. Just keep it up.❤

[@jayl5749]

Great analysis!

[@shakuntalasonar1683]

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[@brightcamp4091]

Western style democracy Expensive to run. Susceptible to class influence and foreign interference Best for highly educated population. Almost always favor the contributors or lobbyists than general population. Equality only in each having a right to a vote only, but almost never fair in benefits

[@4411825]

That’s because they are Bourgeois dictatorships and are actually anti democratic! One only needs to see how the West and especially the US conducts themselves internationally!

[@aloktripathi8888]

Nicely explained!

[@stephdc68]

WOW, Thank you!

[@POLISHAMERICANLEGIONS]

India is a cast system and is non democratic at all. China model and Russia model is better.

[@adarshanand682]

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[@MyLife-og2kr]

Yeah, I absolutely believe you when you're taking about the huge problem of too much democracy. Too much freedom can be toxic, such is what we're facing right now with cancel culture. Now I'm not saying that freedom is bad, but as you said, too much of something can be bad.

[@waltergoodwin7463]

The saying I remember ; just because it’s allowed doesn’t mean you should always partake in it as often as you want. A thing called moderation is a good personal policy of responsibility to have. A thing that went out the window because people did not want to be held morally responsible. The choice of more, more, more has made certain members of the human race far more less appreciative to what they have at this moment in life. Back in the 60’s people care more about the welfare of others than politics. The media back then was not about sensationalism, it was concerned about truthful reporting. Life was more about leading a seriously moderate life, even more so for others. Activist activities were more conscious about social welfare and justice and if life was a bit rough you did what you had to do and was honest about it to a fault to make life a bit easier. The 70’s up to 1985 people were into developing lasting, long relationships either romantically or just a good relationship with peoples in general. The moment the cell phones an internet start taking root is when things reached the top of the mountain an things momentarily slowed. Now going down the slope seemingly without brakes people wanted more. Segments of human kind suffered without realizing they were, even today. Women became more masculine than some men, men became more feminine than women. Masculine men wanted feminine women, while those masculine women put on a cloak of femininity to gain access to men. Feminine men went the other way to change physiology to be a woman, thus fooling well intentioned men. By 1996 to 1998 you could see the hate seeping into society. Banning of crosses, make the oddball for say merry Christmas, now the gender war of Christ is a woman. Smile at a woman get slap for sexual harassment. Not interested in a nasty woman, you get called gay. Don’t want a homeless shelter in your community joins shrieking NIMBY group and crush a homeless project. Your neighbor’s new house to be built join a different NIMBY group to shut it down. While children starve, people go homeless, education dumbed down so the mentally disable child’s parents can brag about their child on the honor roll. Parents fighting referees at school games, when it used to be the children fighting each other. Politicians without backbone top erase every Jim Crow law in The Country that’s affront to blacks in the country. The murder by the police of a black man and grinning while murdering him. The screaming at Latinos for speaking their native language. The raping of a child an the white guy gets what amounts to 18!months in jail not prison! Black man gets 20years in prison for kissing a white girl on her belly but the act was an act of consent. Black men murder every day by the police just for following an officer orders. White guy beats the hell out a cop, steal the cop car it’s considered a misunderstanding. Black president nails out large banks they are informed it must be paid back but the basically tell him to got to hell. Two payments behind on your house the bank will have you removed. All the while the people want more. But no one wants to be morally responsible or accountable. Life in America 🌷

[@alisharoy3206]

What do you mean by too much democracy? I can understand whether freedom can be too much or not enough. You (and the author of this video) seem to be confused between the term 'democracy' and 'freedom' and seem to refer to them interchangeably FYI democracy is a system of governance by representatives elected directly by an eligible majority people of a nation, the electorate. Freedom is the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint or subjugation.. Why do you confuse one style of governance with rights of free speech, thought or action ? If you think too much freedom is toxic then restrict it by electing representatives that pass laws. That will still be a robust form of democracy . But then don't complain if the other side wins and democratically restricts some of your freedoms. You can't have it both ways and there is no guarantee your side will always win --in a democracy .

[@MyLife-og2kr]

@@alisharoy3206 I will say the biggest example has to be cancel culture. It's very toxic. I don't see this dying anytime soon. I see it becoming worse.

[@waltergoodwin7463]

@@alisharoy3206 I understand that in a democracy that the strength of voters to elect and hold politicians accountable thru the vote. they want to remain in office then they set about doing the will of the people. But we know all too often it doesn’t play that way at times. But my real concern from what I see and hear out on the street. The attitude is just because I can, I will do whatever and don’t care about it. Such as you see the light is red but because a person thinks for the most, only themselves thus they speed right thru a glaring red light without a care of the consequences in case of a mishap. It is in that context in which I am talking about. If you give an inch, somebody wants a mile. It is that that people should really think, that just because I can should I. Meaning that it’s okay but you do not have constantly push the boundaries, on everything. 🌷

[@alisharoy3206]

@@MyLife-og2kr Absolutely! But that's a societal problem ,it is a cultural problem -- it says in the name --cancel 'culture'.. It is not a consequence of a democratic process. A Parliament of elected representatives did not enact a law mandating de-platforming and cancelling people because of their views.

[@MrDeikas]

you spill real beans👏

[@tamilkeerthi]

No words to thank you for all that you do. Please continue doing the good work.

[@aznprodigy17]

Point 2 would be very challenging for India, it would be a lot easier to decide if China and India can reconcile so any future sanctions won't be an issue.

[@tingyang5619]

I would really prefer that India and China can reconcile. I don't want ever see India and China fight.