Fortunes shifting for Beijing and Delhi as 2024 nears | DW News

[@-kf6ql]

Arunachal Pradesh is an integral part of India and so is Jammu Kashmir - please rectify your map of India 🇮🇳

[@mindguru22]

Btw India can very soon show some part of Germany in Poland😅

[@agnishwarranjit4425]

Yes buddy 👍👍 Jai hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@hiicyuivbi]

Exactly

[@AIGMateYT]

​@@mindguru22 Not Bad, Thanks for your Suggestion 😊❤

[@georgiankumarlav]

There are factories now coming up in India every week or so with employment generation of more than 50,000 people at single site....earlier it used to be 4 to 5 in a whole year. Even though the services sector is little bit down right now due to global slowdown, the overall mood is uplifting among general people.

[@mvkudva]

India has progressed at a phenomenal pace over the past ten years particularly with regard to infrastructure. 1. The number of highways has doubled. By the end of the decade, over 20,000 km of 4 to 8-lane access-controlled expressways will crisscross the country with modern rest areas at every 50 km.And by 2045 another 30,000 km of expressways are planned to be completed. Six-laned ring roads are being planned for most major cities. 2. The number of airports has doubled, with second airports being built in Mumbai and Delhi. The second Delhi airport managed by Zurich Airports can be extended to six runways with 90 million annual passengers capacity. By 2040 fifteen cities are envisaged to have two airports, and Mumbai possible a third one. 3. Five hundred railway stations are being redeveloped , these ultra-modern railway stations with modern airport-like facilities. In the big cities these ultra-modern railway station will match those in China. 4. Double-tracking freight rail corridors with the first 2800 km tracks being ready by the end of the year. It will double the speed of freight trains. Soon to be extended to rest of country where all major industrial areas will be double track connected to ports. Ultimate goal is to reduce freight cost to 8 %. 5. Metro rail systems are being built in nearly 40 cities, with India having the second-largest urban metro system in the world ( 2000 km ) by the end of the decade. The Delhi metro system itself will be over 500 km by the end of the decade. Fourteen metro lines are under construction in Mumbai. Both Mumbai and Hyderabad are planning to have over 400 km of metro. 6. The first high-speed rail ( 320 km/hr) from Ahmedabad to Mumbai will be completed in 2028. It is being built along the lines of the Japanese shinkansen. Planning work has started on similar HSR to links to all major cities over the next two decades. 7. Fifty-three multi-modal logistic parks are being set up throughout the country - all with railway and highway connectivity. 8. Following the China model, Dozens of specialized industrial parks are being set up nationwide - bulk drug parks, pharma, medical devices, automobiles, toys, electronics, textiles, chemicals, aeronautical, etc. 9.Over 375,000 5G towers have been installed, and according to the supplier, Ericsson is the fastest rollout of 5G in the world after China.

[@MMA-gb6to]

all those fancy figures are still 10% or less than China's, and indians are already proud, LOL

[@mvkudva]

India’s GDP according to PPP GDP figures is 1/3 of China’s, so your 10 % comparison is a pie in the sky . Please use realistic comparisons.

[@pakistangenzpd]

@@MMA-gb6to dont get so huffy puffy about your country be proud while being humble too india has what you call mega cities already built and now they are imoroving them to worldclass like london and nyc and you can see in mumbai Ncr and hyderabad and banglore that such infrastructure being built so yeah while being democracy we are 1/3rd of yu imagine being under hindu dictator you guys wouldnt stand a chance

[@morningstararun6278]

​@@pakistangenzpd Megacities that is reserved for the top 10 percent?. Mumbai has the largest slum in the world. Let's imagine life under Hindu dictator. Everyone will be taking pride in the Ancient Hindu "Technology"(that never existed) and fail to make anything productive in the present. And typically, the slogans like "India will become a Superpower in 2047" "India will become a superpower in 2075" will continue.

[@jayakishore565]

@@morningstararun6278lol such an ignorant and hatred reply . Take care of ur health . You may die with ego

[@himanshusirohi2403]

I don't understand German's unnecessary problems with India. I am talking about making our map so bad. I understand about Kashmir but Arunachal pradesh, why? Would you do for South China Sea, Taiwan or Japan's senkaku islands. We can't blur everything China claims because otherwise whole universe would be blurred.

[@13cr1987]

Because Germany is run by Chinese economy. Germany depends on China for export and China is their biggest market.

[@mamba24281]

Also they showed j&k and ladakh in a different colour (I.e. it's disbuted) but showed Gilgit Baltistan as part of Pakistan even though it is under the same status as kashmir. German priorities are obvious

[@mindguru22]

Germans are in eclipse now… and that too not lunar(china) but a solar(India)

[@8000jk]

It’s not just India that would benefit, but also countries like Vietnam, Indonesia, Mexico and Poland. The world has realised putting all its eggs in one basket (China) has backfired, so diversification is important.

[@narayansingh9407]

In the long-term , India is going to benefit more than any economy. By 2040-2050 , we will see how it benefitted India. Plus I expect another set of major companies might come from India, just like US has its own, China has its own, India is major country seems to left. So we will that gap bridging. Also AI is going to Change a lot, how we don't know yet

[@ratneshpaliya52]

Mexico and Poland ?

[@vladnickul]

LOL.

[@talkinghand122]

That's investment 101 can also apply to economy 101. It made sense. A basket gets hit or drop could break a lot of eggs.

[@thegreatdane3627]

i think we will move towards a new cold war between the east and the west. And India's ties with russia could very well become an issue. India provides a lot of IT services to western companies, i would not be surprised if that becomes a "national security risk" in the near future.

[@Chris-pf8by]

Good for India... hope the largest democracy in the world will stay that. The world is such a strange place where people accept and even choose autocracy only to later realize that it can't be changed back. What happened in Germany in the 1930s is happening in so many places and that does not bode well.

[@transfo47]

India has implemented authoritarian surveillance measures in major cities, implemented a firewall similar to China, and the ruling party has jailed opposition, including the forums that host them (e.g., arresting Twitter employees). It's fallen significantly in freedom of speech and free press rankings.

[@gaborrajnai6213]

Thers this game called Jenga, where you build a tower out of wooden sticks, and start to pull out the sticks from it. The winner is who pulled out the last stick without the tower falling down. Well, thats the game the west played for 3 decades.

[@trranjith1247]

when you live in Europe but presents what is happening in India more than Indians! good luck online political analyst!

[@maokuscabe816]

​@@gaborrajnai6213well I think your describing CHINA right

[@ensiyeitu1012]

Largest democracy 😂😂. India really is a joke

[@pradeepasdf1]

According to DW parts of kashmir controlled by India and China is disputed area but Pakistan controlled kashmir is undisputed...look ur map... Unacceptable 😡☹️

[@gabrielamponsah2612]

A German TV station talks about China's struggling economy yet Europe and Germany's economy is in recession

[@jimmylam9846]

They have be in syne with the American MSM.

[@leahcasey2678]

It's like Mathew Perry lecturing Jimmy Carter on healthy living and longevity!

[@austriasalzburg]

They talk about the Chinese economy, because it is important for Germany, Europe and the world. It is NOT lecturing, but analysing and presenting their opinion. And there are plenty of reports about the problems in Germany and Europe. That is normal for a German or ane European TV station.

[@pjw3438]

I am a Chinese living in Nanjing, China. I am surprised that the reports about China I saw in foreign media seemed like a parallel universe of foreigners’ wishful thinking.

[@chinguunerdenebadrakh7022]

You know that a massive media company can talk about multiple topics at once? German economic troubles have been discussed a lot. The German debt brake, energy costs, Ukraine war, manufacturing slowdown etc have been touched upon.

[@ratneshpaliya52]

India the only country which has Russia and US both as strategic partners. India is the most stable economy in the region with 1.4b citizens, nuclear deterrence also ensure stability.

[@peabase]

Russia as a strategic partner is a liability for India. We're seeing that already in India's reliance on Russia arms. Russia can't deliver because of manufacturing challenges, compounded by insatiable domestic demand. The serviceability of India's existing Russian kit doesn't bode well either, since Russia has been forced to buy back spare parts from its (former?) customers. Moreover, as Russia grows more and more dependent on China, there's no question of Russia increasingly choosing China's side at the expense of India. You had better rethink your strategic partnerships.

[@ratneshpaliya52]

Yes Russia is dependent on China but Putin is very much aware of China's expansionist ambitions, China sees Manchuria region of Russia as an historical belonging of Chinese empire. "Neighbor's neighbor is your natural friend" India will be helpful for Russia to maintain power balance in the region and keep china in check. A super powerful unstoppable China is not in Russia's interest @@peabase

[@Rav01508]

India's influences on the Global Stage versus China's influences on the Global stage 🤭: A tale of a self-proclaimed Superpower versus the real Superpower. 🤭 1) Putin absents himself for India's G20 summit held on September 2023 in Delhi. 2) Putin did not absents himself for China's 3rd Belt and Road Forum on October 2023 in Beijing. 3) India invited 120 countries for their "voice of the global south" virtual summit and less than 20 countries attended 🤭 4) China invited 150+ BRI participating countries for BRI forum October 2023, 130+ leaders attended. (BRI summit videos October 2023) Name of Article: India invites 120 countries to ‘Voice of Global South’ summit (Times of India): Close to 20 world leaders are expected to participate in the summit, including Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe and several ASEAN and African leaders. Watch the video of their virtual summit? Less than 20 world leaders attended the Virtual summit in reality 🤭Count how many world leaders attended, especially the part whereby Modi made his speech and how many world leaders were there to listen 🤭

[@Rav01508]

Bollywood scripts: India has now replaced China, and will be the new world leader of the Global South Reality: 1) Syria, a member of the Global South countries, went to China INSTEAD of India, seeking help in rebuilding their country. 2) Maldives, a member of the Global South countries, wants "INDIA OUT" 3) India's GDP for year ending 2022 is 3.39 trillion whereas China's GDP for year ending 2022 is 17.96 trillion. (World Bank) When Bollywood meets Reality

[@Rav01508]

Countries that lead the world in 44 critical technology* sectors: 1. China = 37 2. USA = 7 3. UK = 0 4. Germany = 0 5. Japan = 0 *In fields like defence, space, robotics, energy, the environment, biotechnology, artificial intelligence (AI), advanced materials and key quantum technology areas Source: Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) **India leads the world in the field of cow husbandry, which is neither a technology nor critical

[@tykko8899]

Indian people are smart, hard working and India laws are more comprehensive. I think India will do very well

[@stoneruler]

Heard that 10 years ago.

[@TheKkpop1]

Heard that 20 years ago.

[@sagittariusann1220]

Heard that 30 years ago.

[@morningstararun6278]

Heard that 40 years ago.

[@fashionmmm]

Heard that 1000 years ago.

[@blackman7186]

People don't realise how quickly india is propping up its infrastructure now. In just five years some of the cities have been transformed beyond recognition, some new cities have been built that are super modern. And this trend is predicted to be in the rise meaning that the infra could only get more and more better from here. The main issue is that India won't accept companies coming to india on their terms. India wants to control the terms but companies now have no choice but to gulp it down. India has both, increasing consumer base as well as manufacturing potential. If the wstern companies want more profits then they have no choice.

[@subhrajitgupta5535]

😂😂🤣

[@Gappasappa]

Increased manufacturing, excellent service structure, improving infrastructure and a common market of 1.4 billion. What more can one ask for?

[@ibrahimtouman2279]

You might be right but still India is at least 30 years behind China, so India still has A LOT of work ahead in order to catch up!

[@blackman7186]

@@ibrahimtouman2279 To be completely honest, India should not think of surpassing china or USA for now. The target first should be to become number three surpassing Japan and Germany ( which might happen in just three years) and improve the per capita income. I wouldn't say that India is 30 years behind but sure it's definitely 15-20 years behind china. But there are other factors. China didn't have to deal with the grave consequences of two centuries of plunder and slavery. Also china is not a democracy so it's not really fair to compare china and India in that sense, completely different countries.

[@blackman7186]

@@IMGreg.. There indeed are other choices but when you really start thinking about it there are really just 3-4 and India is the most viable among all of them because of the population.

[@swingingdaniel]

I’m afraid she’s completely wrong. If the Xi Jinping administration is continuing its current path of distorted policy making and foreign investment repelling, then we won’t see any improvement on the Chinese economy. What’s even more worrying is the fact that this lady is still speaking of a growth this year of somewhere around 5.2%, whereas all of my foreign and Chinese business friends living and working in China and/ir having a business there are experiencing losses, closures, relocations out of China, hence everyone is experiencing a RECESSION! We need to get used to the R- word when talking about China!!

[@TheHammer70]

I am always surprised by the number of economists I find in the KZbin comment sections everyday who are able to so easily pronounce judgements on entire countries.

[@utubetruthteller]

india will be bright spot for next 20 years

[@bttrv839]

It's a wrong Map that DW news is showing. A lot of your viewers are from India, almost none are from China. Please be sensitive towards the sentiments of the people you want to do business with.

[@davenobody407]

You could argue why some manufacturing industries didn’t move from China to other countries earlier for example India or some African countries. But the truth is manufacturing is not only about labor costs there’re so many many moving parts which require constant upgrading. Otherwise the labor cost will increase rapidly without being replenished. It is not easy at all.

[@unknown-mx9it]

You can not compare india and china. China is biggest economy in terms of ppp and india is third largest. I am indian, amount of infrastructure building in india is crazy. So, india will also complete other requirements very soon.

[@pjw3438]

I am a Chinese living in Nanjing, China. I am surprised that the reports about China I saw in foreign media seemed like a parallel universe of foreigners’ wishful thinking.

[@harishkiran3663]

​@@pjw3438Can you talk abou the condition of Evergrande and the slave mentality of Chinese people towards communist party and it's leaders, it that traditional?!!

[@johanneswetzler2861]

​@@pjw3438 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and massacre🤷‍♂️

[@BenRover2961]

@@harishkiran3663 well same argument for the opposite, can you talk about china other than the already known ccp party fed by MSM rather than going in there as a tourist see with your own eyes?

[@gregoryp9813]

If only Germany had 5.2% growth instead of decline....

[@stevenhenry5267]

No developed country will ever have that kind of consistent growth.

[@gregoryp9813]

@stevenhenry5267 take a look at Singapore one of the most developed country

[@tedwong7037]

@@stevenhenry5267imagine if German govt has been helping German automakers shifting to EV, stocking up raw materials for advanced batteries, building chargers all across EU, VW probably already have a model to compete with Telsa, transforming is the opportunity of winning Japan to be the biggest car exportor of the world, in that case there are just so much potential for a “developed” german to grow, even to 10% whoknows.

[@jazzyjazzy903]

@@gregoryp9813 Singapore has a strategic position and the majority of the economy relies on the docking and shipping industry. It is surrounded by developing economies such as India, China, Indonesia, and Vietnam. So as the economy of these countries grows, Singapore will benefit.

[@gregoryp9813]

@jazzyjazzy903 trust me Germany can achieve that growth. If you have been to East Germany recently you will know it is underdeveloped compared to the west. Similar standards as eastern Europe

[@sval08]

Indians love Democracy.. Indians believe in Democracy.. Government/Opposition politics is vibrant.. Indians cherish their fundamental rights

[@prakhardubey2356]

Arunachal Pradesh is fully controlled by India. Why are you showing it incorrectly?

[@siddu7549]

All these state run channels in EU are closet communists and jihadis. They still think their post colonial tactics work on India. This is a country which has such sensitive history with regards to Berlin Wall, but look at the way they show India’s map. Almost feels like a Pakistani and Chinese map. No wonder US treats Germany they way it is supposed to be treated. Their Nord stream pipelines blown out but their arrogance still remains I guess.Glad India showed them their place with respect to Ukraine conflict. We should just focus on our growth and ignore these satellites.

[@chanakyabharat756]

Because China is still feared but India is not, India has to continue this progress for few more decades and continue building it's soft power, only then western media will respect Indias sovereignty, right now they don't worry about India as much as they do with China.

[@naiduvinay4911]

Because DW is a pawn of China.

[@siddu7549]

@@chanakyabharat756 true, only economic growth matters for India for the next 2-3 decades. all these vassals can worry about their daddy USA.

[@MichaelYoung-gl8ou]

How many anti China DW report have DW been doing this year?

[@sanatanihindu383]

current indian goverment is specially focusing on infrastructure specially on expressways, dedicated frade corridors , railways , goverment is planning to invest 1.4 trillion $ in infrastructure development in just last 10 year we seen lot of changes in our country india become 5th largest economy in 2023 from 11th place in 2014

[@anshul9462]

India should first focus on developing world class sea ports. TAT at Indian ports are miserably low.

[@1pasupaty]

Not easy to move entire lines to other countries but for sure investors will be putting office in india with less labour's costs and good pool of engineers

[@k.k.c8670]

It's too funny that Europeans are talking about 4 to 5.4% growth as 'struggling' and 'headwinds' etc.. Most European countries are staring at the abyss with barely any growth at all.

[@MD97531]

A couple things: 1) Europe is a high income region of the world and so lower economic growth is normal versus middle income and 2) if you believe China data then I have a bridge to sell you

[@k.k.c8670]

@@MD97531 In the same breath, a 6.2% growth for the likes of India (5.5 times smaller than China and with more people) is lauded by people like you. Then again, your mind is always made up about every issue from the get go. Why bother.!?

[@latikaagarwal9096]

india is strategically in a more better position in the long run than china. 1. democracy - in india, people can throw out any govt any time, its normal, even indira gandhi lost election; but in china if xe government suddenly falls 2moro there will be chaos and might result in soviet like situation. 2. potential - china is driving at its full speed and its close to overtaking the usa; but india has just picked up speed and has a lot of room for driving faster and faster, so there is more likelyhood that before china overtakes the usa, india can actually come from far behind and overtake china. 3. security - china is covered by risks the usa and japan to the east, russia to the north, disturbances in the west with no buffers and india to the south; while in comparison the south part of india is zero threat with small countries like sri lanka, only in the north india has to face china while pakistan acts as a buffer against western disturbances from the afghanistan and iran.

[@Akashyadav798]

Caution! This news channel is using the wrong map of India. They are showing the Jammu and laddakh in the light blue colour and even they are not showing arunachal pradesh as part of India. This shows how much they are afraid of china😅. Only using the name of Delhi for the viewership. Hypocrisy ki bhi seema hoti hai.

[@ninadsheth8422]

DW shows Tibet as part of China while Kashmir is not shown in India this could lead to trouble for DW

[@ctwpoco-oy6wu]

China is in deep trouble. Record unemployment, runaway debt, real estate bubble exploding, billionaires and foreign companies leaving in droves. 2024 is going to be very tough for China and Xi Jinping.

[@joneslo5572]

Low labor cost is only one of the factor, efficiency,productivity, quality control, innovation, infrastructures , ease of transport and work ethic, profit sharing for worker. All of these come into play.

[@MetaView7]

integrity, dedication, razor-sharp focus, and willingness to take up responsibility instead of making up excuses for failures.

[@Candate]

Free Tibet from Chinese occupation

[@TheCameron30]

Correct your Wrong Map.... Arunachal Pradesh & Jammu& Kashmir are integral part of India .

[@angusyoung1448]

The title should be “Fortunes shifting for Berlin and Moscow as 2024 nears”. Isn’t it?

[@angusyoung1448]

Berlin: the start of the end of her industry might * High energy price erodes the competitiveness of Germany industry * German starts to lose China market, e.g., auto makers * OPEC oil reduction -> persisting inflation adds to the perils of German citizens * Budget crisis shows the effect of war sponsorship * Cheap labor cost leveraging Eastern European countries is no longer * Current government is disconnected from reality * German foreign policy is a joke Summarized from what I read from a commentary on Spanish newspaper. Your thought? I hope German people can find a solution for regaining the country’s industry competitiveness.

[@wdp7128]

Darn right you are 😂😂😂

[@MRFA257]

Germany is practically and officially in recession but DW is more concerned about 'some headwinds' in Chinese economy 😢.

[@htaukkyanmyo4437]

It's called "Diversion". German car sales in China have dropped by more than 10%. Mercedes and Volkswagon are paying Chinese car manufacturers to use their platforms. BASF is moving some operation to China. So, what else is new!!

[@ffffuchs]

lol okay bot. recent DW videos on Germany: Is Germany’s economic model doomed? A great power in trouble: What's wrong with Germany Is Germany running out of money? How destabilizing is Germany's budget crisis? Now please tell us more about DW ignoring problems at home.

[@timothychung4811]

It will be a win win for all of Asia.

[@Indian_Rajput]

Delhi is not our capital only New Delhi district is our capital, Delhi is like a state

[@varoonnone7159]

The "new" in the name is a by product of colonialism. What a shame

[@leojones22]

China is a million miles ahead of India, headwinds wont change that

[@egomaniac1209]

How many million miles to be exact

[@nandagopalm7232]

That's exactly what was told about USA. And with decline in China's work force and India's rapid increasing work force chances are good

[@leojones22]

@@nandagopalm7232 India's rapid increasing but Highly illiterate farm boys, you mean

[@carcrush0922]

There is a scheme called pay as you badmouth India from China. The lady start on India with a positive note, and the anchor boy quickly intervene to badmouth India. Well done boy! 😀

[@honeysup]

India will never be the center of low wage manufacturing. As to make it viable, India need to change its strict labour laws and trade barriers: it has to removes all kind of labour protections and no minimum wage, no restriction in working hours (means work 70+ hour with meager wage) and removal of various customs and tariff exemption and allowing Foxconn to operate in SEZ (thereby pay zero tax to country like what currently IT companies in India does). The net result is the extreme exploitation of workers, they get peanuts while few big guys pocket everything and get super rich (this is the Foxconn model in China). Already Foxconn tried this in India few years ago, but they faced still opposition form labour and union and suspended production and closed plants. India don't need a business model that rely on low wage manufacturing with extreme labour exploitation (see the sufferings of workers in apparel manufacturing in Bangladesh !!) that artificially inflate the gdp and gdp/capita of the countries while workers starve. Rather India needs good negotiated trade deal with foreign countries so that we can manufacturer things in areas which we have strength and innovation and can compete in other market, rather than becoming a center of low wage exploitative manufacturing. There is a reason why these companies are coming out of China, as there is a time duration after which such exploitation model does not work anymore (it runs out of juice), so it need to find a new pasture where it can continue that.

[@vaibhavbindra4862]

India will be the least affected and Europe will be the most affected by Economic slowdown in 2024

[@alipaf2002]

Same old DW BS

[@SunilB1304]

India is pretty happy receiving whatever it can we say least it won't have over capacity in the next 10 years plus India wants to have high tech manufacturing not low tech stuff which includes IT services and design

[@alphaomega1351]

I long for the day where 9 out 10 things i purchase don't have "made in China" stamped on it. 😶

[@Ex.zed.]

It is happening.

[@TheKkpop1]

You can dream about it every nite.

[@GiorniVenibato]

Are you ready to pay doubled or tripled while the quality is more inferior from India and vietnam?😂

[@striker44]

​@@GiorniVenibatomade in China is still poor quality.

[@TheKkpop1]

@@striker44 Better than made in India's ecoli stained iPhone 15.

[@geoffbhcheng7294]

Very informative...thks

[@pauldannelachica2388]

India Thailand Vietnam have the golden investment

[@sagargajera4819]

India map is wrong in video

[@sear6851]

Wrong map of India shown. Only India controlled Kashmir is shown in different colour but Pakistan occupied Kashmir is shown as part of Pakistan your editor must be pakistani.

[@nemokat09]

6:09 Looks like DW got this map from China. How dare you show the North East Indian state of Arunachal in Grey? It's a fully functioning state within Indian border. China CLAIMS it to be theirs. Going by this logic even Taiwan should be shown in Grey but you have conveniently shown it in blue. This is how a false narrative is propagated.

[@kth6736]

A DW video about India and charu not in it to explain... how DW how? 😂😂😂

[@eliotanderson6554]

Where is charu 😂

[@valetudo1569]

Economist Michael Pettis said this would happen. As China shifts its investment from real estate into manufacturing in a desperate attempt to keep its economic model going - countries are going to be unwilling to absorb additional exports from China at the cost of their own industries, which have already been hollowed out from China's subsidies

[@kaustubhraizada]

china has to accept it cannot grow more than 3 to 4%

[@stunstar4553]

@@kaustubhraizada As long as the economy is growing, not regressing. I don't think it is a serious problem for the Chinese people. China's economy has grown dozens of times compared to 30 years ago, and its income has also grown dozens of times

[@user-1rg9f2-g3l6d]

@@stunstar4553 More and more Chinese people are crossing the jungles of Central America and gathering along the US-Mexico border.

[@stunstar4553]

@@user-1rg9f2-g3l6d That's because Biden's policy allows these illegal immigrants, but the number is still relatively small compared to China's population. Think about what would happen if Sunak allowed Indians to travel to the UK without limit

[@silafaupaulmeredith7251]

@@user-1rg9f2-g3l6d Most of these Chinese come from HK and Taiwan. In mainland China penalty on drugs is death because of the Opium war with UK so they escape to HK and Taiwan

[@Way827]

Western media, like their governments is myopic; always jumping on any perceived bad news about Jonnie Foreigner; whilst ignoring their own real and much more serious economic catastrophes. China has a much longer term plan and will continue to develop, adapt and survive. What about Germany, UK etc and ultimately the US?

[@mughaluyeptho6320]

Good for India....fly high

[@manfreds.6384]

Too early to say India is a success story its economy it far behind the US and China. Plus, western countries are starting to think twice about India since its fascist wannabe leaders want to follow the lead of China and Russia.

[@bijoybs4240]

India Gdp : 3.75 trillion China Gdp: 17.3 trillion China Gdp 2008 : 4 trillion So the gap is 15 years

[@burropoco]

Much too simplistic, that's not how economics works.

[@sreekr]

Chinese growth was in double digits for decades. Like 10% average over 30 years. Indian growth has never reached those types of level.

[@The_True_Noble_Duke]

Not comparable but okay 😂😂😂

[@bijoybs4240]

@@sreekr china growth 30 years 9.4% India growth 30 years 6.4% China projected growth coming 30 years 3 % India projected growth next 30 years 6.5 % So yeah it's all about how you preform going ahead

[@YS27122]

India need not be a 20 trillion$ economy to match china’s influence. At 10tr$, india would be as powerful and influential as china at 20tr$. This is because india has a compounding 2nd mover advantage.

[@jimmychoi7862]

Wishing you a Happy and Prosperous New Year

[@Nagvanshi_Rajput]

Delhi is not our capital only small district of New Delhi is our capital 😂😂

[@davenobody407]

It is inevitable for some low cost labor intensive industries to shift from China to other countries as Chinese labor cost is no longer cheap. But as Chinese industry productivity is still increasing, combined with its vast internal consumption market, other high value manufacturing is blossoming in China for example electronic vehicles, high end ships, computer chips & software, renewable energy technology etc.

[@sidd1785]

China's problems are different. It's middle income now. To become rich, it needs technological superiority. For that, autocracy is not suited. It will spend a lot and achieve less innovations. Making cheap Teslaa is one thing, making Tesla kind of breakthrough is something different. For that they need democracy. Their capability was exposed when they had to make a new vaccine. It's difficult to change thinking. They will learn with time.

[@TheKkpop1]

@@sidd1785 China had already achieve middle income >12k USD status. Chinese income continue to grow in the the next decade. Whereas demoncratic countries are experiencing high unemployment, recession, homeless, inflation and shrinking middle income group. May be the west needs to learn how authoritarian government work in China and Singapore.

[@sidd1785]

@@TheKkpop1 democracy can last 300 years, do you think China and Singapore can? You can talk about all kinds of metrics but you don't understand human mind.

[@chasx7062]

@@sidd1785 There is ONLY crony democracy which = FEUDALISM. Thats the Human Mind. America is an Oligarchy China has lasted 5000 years thru various forms of government LOL

[@sidd1785]

@@Rob-iz6nm what ru smoking? China is middle income

[@DBGE001]

I like to see DW focus on the state of the economy in Germany. Compared to the German economy, the economy in the PRC is in excellent health at the moment and prospects are quite good. Meanwhile the CEO of the biggest German car manufacturer said that the roof is on fire (read, the company is on the brink of declaring bankruptcy).

[@thatchinaboi1]

Germany should worry about it's own problems, which are far far worse than anything China is and will be facing. 🤣🤣🤣

[@MD97531]

You must be joking, imagine thinking Germany is worse off than China that’s a new take on things

[@WorldIsWierd]

they are actually pretty similar. two very old countries who export to much

[@MD97531]

@@WorldIsWierd yes but one is first world and the other is middle income

[@chittaranjansingha-zz1hd]

Lack of educated worker in India?

[@汤圆-y7f]

Giana bad; Murica good; Giana dumb; Murica smart; Happy new year everyone!

[@yukuoyuan]

Europe is not China's largest trading partner, China's largest trading partner is ASEAN

[@truethat7681]

US and EU are the largest consumers of Chinese made goods. ASEAN is just part of the Chinese global value chains, but ASEAN economies are too small and poor to consume Chinese goods.

[@yukuoyuan]

@@truethat7681 But the information I received is that the US and EU governments do not want to buy items from China

[@yukuoyuan]

@@oli_2237 maybe you are right

[@krollpeter]

Guys, watch "Study says decoupling from China wouldn't spell disaster for the German economy"

[@momon4868]

@@truethat7681 Poor? We ASEAN literally imported more Chinese goods than EU ever did, and about to surpass US as the largest importer in 2-3 years.

[@Vifi333]

6:10 hey DW what happened to my home Arunachal Pradesh. Are you guys okay?

[@sane_guy]

India's infrastructure has been ever improving but still its a long way to go. Good point made, its not China plus one but China plus N. The world wouldn't want to make the same mistake to depend upon one source.

[@waynegore5291]

Only Germany has tailwind with very high growth of 0%. LOL.

[@peabase]

You neglected your economy studies (or never had any?) if you're comparing Germany to China in terms of growth figures.

[@tomorrowland2684]

@DW Now Arunachal Pradesh is another country. Are you following Chinese Maps?

[@crypticTV]

10:30 India 11:00 Japan

[@joeyarcher3263]

Impose more tariffs to Chinese goods bec of their govt subsidies making the competition unfair.

[@omarjaafar6020]

I think the Chinese government has stop subsidizing there car companies awhile ago

[@songwang9534]

You got the message from the news correctly. That is what this new want you to think. You can watch it again.

[@cb250nighthawk3]

Get your government to subsidize you and stop complaining.

[@Delhiboi-x7r]

India is improving its infra rapidly to reduce its friget cost india is planning to spend trillion dollars alone on infra

[@AurediumRiptide]

So much coping, so many trolls and anti-EU and anti-US sentiment from them. Its good information about where the painpoints are and who the enemies are globally and politically. Always nice when sentiments are so easily readable. Makes work a lot easier. :)

[@Avatar_2025]

had Eu focused on their economies rather than focus on war for centuries. How many wars have been fought in European continent in the last 2000 years?

[@SpiritsHigh_bottled_kind]

​@@Avatar_2025First ask the question if your logic is functional. Then, see when EU appeared, and how many wars there have been since then.

[@CausticLemons7]

@@Avatar_2025 Totally random, nonsense comment. How many times has China gone to war against itself in the last 5000 years? Oops I guess China bad now according to your logic.

[@8000jk]

A lot of these trolls are Pro-CCP.

[@peabase]

@@Avatar_2025 You'll have to write to the Norwegian Nobel Committee, telling them to take back the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize from the EU. Come to think of it, as a EU citizen, I'm a Nobel Peace Prize laureate. How about you?

[@TheKkpop1]

Bla.....oh I forgot Germany has entered recession in 2023. Whereas China economy to grow at 5% this year and forecast 5% next year.

[@peabase]

Actually, what you're forgetting is that China still rates as developing country and that its economic growth should exceed that of Germany at all times. Germany is a developed country, which tend to plateau in terms of growth because there's less untapped potential left. They're constantly at or near peak performance, so gains are relatively small even at the best of times. China's main problem is that its economy is geared towards high growth. When said high growth doesn't materialise, a great many companies will collapse because they've overextended themselves in the mistaken belief that China's economy is immune to shifting fortunes. The CCP has its work cut out propping up heavily-indebted megacorporations and trying to keep the Jenga tower from collapsing. It will get worse before it will get better.

[@ibrahimtouman2279]

They keep talking about difficulties in China’s economy just as a distraction from real domestic problems

[@TheKkpop1]

@@peabase The same way US is propping up GM, Ford, Citibank, Boeing, AIA.... while allowing WorldCom, Enron, Leman Brothers to crash the US economy.??? US is heading for another financial crisis much bigger than the 2008 crisis.

[@AB-fi5jt]

@@peabasea gdp growth of 2-3% for developing country is normal, so at 5% China is still rising just not as fast. CCP has a done a better job in the last 50 years than any government in the world by a long shot.

[@I_am_a_Cunning_Linguist]

When China grows at 5%, it adds nearly a trillion to its economy, about one-fourth of indian GDP. Comparison between India and China is ridiculous. India is not in the game yet and several decades behind China.

[@manuvsingh]

China is not growing. For decades china has over reported its growth, its interiors are not as developed as its cities

[@I_am_a_Cunning_Linguist]

@@manuvsingh that's just cope. It is foolish to say India is even in the vicinity of Chinese economy.

[@andia968]

@@manuvsingh interiors are not as developed as its cities . this happens everywhere all over the world . are you saying interior USA, Germany UK is as developed as cities?

[@I_am_a_Cunning_Linguist]

@@andia968 Better not speak about the Interiors of India

[@pritsingh9766]

Comparing nominal GDP that depends on the value of currency 🤡🤡🤡

[@ninadsheth8422]

The economist from Brudel was brilliant on China

[@nenasiek]

Does that mean u will start seeing yourself as devolopted when it comes to paying your fair share regarding aid around the world? Cause that would be great, and maybe upgrade your waste managment too, seems to be horrible.

[@tedwong7037]

Why Turning into a consumer market other than being a manufactue powerhouse is considering “transforming”? Isnt manufacture and industrializaion the fundation of a economy?

[@thomasthereal4067]

Not really. You have 3 different economic sectors. Primary, like agriculture or mining. (Cresting goods out of "nowhere") Secundary, like refining the ores (Creating goods out of other goods) And Terciary, which provides Services, so it creates non-material goods The higher developed a country's ecenomy, the hogher the terciary part is

[@Saisunil772]

in china shoroom owners are crying and in tension becoz their stocks of various products are not getting sold out.

[@Ex.zed.]

Kiss the Chinese dream goodbye. 👋

[@TheKkpop1]

Welcome to America nightmare!!!

[@ButterflyG673]

Welcome to European nightmare 😂😂

[@cb250nighthawk3]

Should put Gorgon Chang on the show. He has been predicting China's economic downfall for 3 decades already 😂😂😂. His predictions could be right in 300-500 years' time. 😂😂😂

[@MD97531]

30 years is nothing don’t the Chinese always talk about Millenia history? China is failing now you can watch it in real time. No one is talking about China global domination anymore, that ship has sailed

[@TheKkpop1]

@@MD97531 China isn't interested in dominating the world. Whereas US is flexing its muscle by having more than 700 military bases around the globe, 12 carriers fleet in 7 sea for fearing attacks from Africa, South America, Middle East, Asia, Europe, North and South poles.

[@cb250nighthawk3]

@@MD97531 Yeah yeah yeah. 🤣🤣🤣. The Western media certainly is not talking, I'd be the 1st to acknowledge. The Western media is sure pumping up wonderful news about Western economies. Okay 🆗🤣 Oh during those 3 decades that Gorgon Chang was talking, China was growing ny leaps and bounds 🤣🤣🤣

[@wodeqiangne]

Germany should worry about your own industry,like Cars

[@jjjkkshen2836]

German companies increased investment in China,even moved maufacturies to China just this year,so I don't know what this show is talking.totally nonsense to draw attention

[@YS27122]

India has the highest educated manpower in the world. I dont understand why DW says india lacks educated manpower. Absolutely false information

[@polypOFjejunum]

But we do lack skilled workforce.

[@YS27122]

@@polypOFjejunum so he shud have said ‘sector specific skilled labor’ instead of saying ‘uneducated manpower’.

[@peacelover2008]

only Indian said that

[@patlecat]

All the best for India, but also hope they will become more democratic again too!

[@diljitkuttoor8747]

India has always been democratic and will be. Don't get swayed by what western media tells you. I watch channels like CNN, BBC, DW etc. and let me tell you they don't show the full picture. Many times I can't even relate to their stories on India by being here.

[@patlecat]

@@diljitkuttoor8747 yeah i wish that was true. The decay of democracy in India is alarming and so we should support the democracy loving citizens there!

[@deepblue3682]

​@@patlecatdecay in democracy is good for india though... india is too diverse religiously ethnically linguistically to be a succesful democracy... india need a capitalistic uncorrupted autocracy for 15 years.

[@patlecat]

@@deepblue3682 the unaltruistic beneficial dictator is a fairy tale. That's why we have democracies nowadays. The Indian citizens just need to make use of their rights and duties to enforce it.

[@ruskip]

​@@patlecatdon't believe everything that western media says

[@Rav01508]

Countries that lead the world in 44 critical technology* sectors: 1. China = 37 2. USA = 7 3. UK = 0 4. Germany = 0 5. Japan = 0 *In fields like defence, space, robotics, energy, the environment, biotechnology, artificial intelligence (AI), advanced materials and key quantum technology areas Source: Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) **India leads the world in the field of cow husbandry, which is neither a technology nor critical

[@foilhat1138]

Please. China couldnt even make ballpoint pens until 2017. The ASPI is a fear mongering publications trying to spur Australian military spending. In February 2020, Australian Labor Party Senator Kim Carr described the ASPI as "hawks intent on fighting a new cold war." Former Foreign Minister Bob Carr (no relation) said the ASPI provides a "one-sided, pro-American view of the world" and criticised the group for taking what he claimed was almost $450,000 from the U.S. State Department, to track Australian universities with Chinese research collaborations, and "vilifying and denigrating Australian researchers and their work." Bob Carr's criticism of ASPI came after ASPI president Peter Jennings had raised questions about the donation of $1.8 million by a Chinese billionaire to a group related to Carr. ASPI replied that it "doesn't have an editorial line on China, but we have a very clear method for how we go about our research," and claimed that the true amount of State Department funding was less than half that amount stated by Carr. ASPI was criticized by former diplomats John Menadue, Geoff Raby, and Bruce Haigh, with Haigh referring to ASPI as serving the foreign policy interests of the Liberal Party of Australia. In July 2022 an article in The Economist described ASPI as "hawkish". In October 2018, the Australian Digital Transformation Agency criticised an ASPI report on the Australian Government's digital identity program. The Agency stated that the report "was inaccurate and contained many factual errors", which "demonstrate a clear misunderstanding of how the digital identity system is intended to work". There is much more criticism than this, feel free to read them for yourself before you post such embarrassing 'facts' again.

[@chasx7062]

@@Rob-iz6nm China has surpassed Japan as world's largest carmaker, pretty sure robotics is a large part of that

[@pritsingh9766]

Source : Australia research university (Trust me Bro)

[@TheKkpop1]

​@@foilhat1138 You're dated. China tops the world in patent rights since 2019. Btw Oz can't even make lousy car nowadays. Yet it wants to play the deputy sheriff for US in Asia Pacific.

[@foilhat1138]

@@TheKkpop1 China is the land of shortcuts and facades. I'll leave you to research why China's patent surge doesn't mean much, you can start with 'strategic patenting' but here's a snippet. Most recently, Eberhardt, Helmers et al. (2017), first employing quantitative analysis based on representative firm-level data from SIPO and USPTO between 1985 and 2006, revealed that the patent surge at SIPO was driven by factors other than underlying innovative behavior, including government subsidies that directly encouraged patent filings. Different from the study by Hu and Jefferson (2009) using aggregated patent data, they differentiated between the three types of patents and focused on invention patents that represented for more novelty and inventiveness. Hu, Zhang et al. (2017) further confirmed that the correlation between patents and innovative factor, R&D, has become weaker, especially for utility models, which denoted that the patent surge was driven by non-innovation related motives. Using a more update dataset from 2007 to 2011, they justified the government policy incentive hypothesis. Meanwhile, they manifested that most of the patent growth came from firms that were not active in applying for patents in the past. They also left space for further research on other non-innovative motivations that played a part in propelling the patent boom. What’s more, there have been controversies on the relationship between the quality and quantity of Chinese patents during the patent surge. Li (2012)’s empirical examination based on the ratio of patent grants to applications also implied that the patent surge was not followed by lowered patent application quality. However, this implication was soon confuted by other scholars. Zhang and Chen (2012) estimated a lower value of patents requested by domestic applicants than foreign applicants. After assessing the quality of Chinese patent filings in EPO, Thoma (2013) provided support for the “strategic patenting” hypothesis on the lower value and quality of Chinese patents. Dang and Motohashi (2015) demonstrated that grant-contingent patent subsidies unintentionally encouraged applicants to file for patents with a narrow claim scope to increase the chance of grants, which resulted in lower economic value. Boeing and Mueller (2016) found an over-time quality decrease for Chinese Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) applications by international comparison, and they found evidence for a negative correlation between patent quality and patent subsidies as well. To sum up, a patent surge is not always a reflection of increases in true innovation

[@dhruvpachauri8597]

you have to show right map of india.

[@GiorniVenibato]

Wishful thinking by biased German media!😂

[@sudiptakayal3743]

It's not Asia-Pacific....it's Indo-Pacific

[@AJITSINGH-l5w]

@DW- Germany who recently introduced the Skilled Workers Immigration Act to facilitate foreign skilled workers' entry into the job market, addressing the shortage of educated and skilled workers in India seems to be laughable comparison.

[@vamsicool1538]

Map is wrong, Arunachal pradesh and Kashmir are integral part of India.

[@Voxabonable]

Don't worry about China. Like almost everything you had predicted been proven wrong anyway.

[@tejeshsonval1181]

India's future ❤

[@kentershackle1329]

This century belong to Asian...

[@thegreatdane3627]

but we are still not going to care about you...

[@thegreatdane3627]

@Rob-iz6nm i do like Japan, and i do agree that Asian people are equal to Europeans. In my opinion, we are all the same race. I am just trolling here, don't take it too seriously.

[@thegreatdane3627]

@Rob-iz6nm メリークリスマス ( I hope that means "merry christmas" 🎅 )

[@ijatpingrhyb]

China isn't struggling when you look at the state of the western economy especially the usa

[@buddyrojek9417]

China made a big mistake. Ultra nationalist politicians sent foreign investors to Thailand and Vietnam and Cambodia

[@MamataBanerjeeFromJapan]

As a progressive Hindu, I want my India to be REALLY prosperous and innovative like the US, Australia, UK, Japan, Canada, South Korea, Taiwan and Europe. I believe in the United States of America. And there are billions like me in this world who appreciate the idea of freedom, democracy, liberal values, hard work, education, morality, equality and strength. This is the foundation of America and the very strength of the United States of America. I will still support the United States of America if it launches an operation in our country. My allegiance is to science and innovation. I don't want my country to be a paper tiger.

[@SachinSharma-xi6ot]

1 dislike for showing wrong map of india..plzz use correct map from indian govt official website.

[@user-zz8lb6bd7p]

The fact that this lady think the Chinese economy grew 3% in 2022 says a lot about her knowledge... No one grew 3% in 22, no one

[@findandgetanything]

I’m sure 2.99% + growth can be rounded off to 3% + growth

[@Alexa-hh8so]

huh seems like we have an economist over here

[@YOUTUBE_AMERICA]

Next year india will surpass Germany

[@ThunderMemes5454]

Also china already invested in places like Vietnam,Indonesia and Mexico. Where the investors will be there. Indirectly still made in china

[@abhishekgupta-tb9yb]

Correct the Indian map 🇮🇳

[@thegreatdane3627]

Nobody cares.

[@abhishekgupta-tb9yb]

@@thegreatdane3627 we care, Showing the wrong map gives a wrong message.

[@koblongata]

China has been exploiting poor farmer workers for too long, it's basically a modern slavery system considering the protections and benefits those farmer workers get, it will be hard for them to shift the economic model to consumer centric while getting rid of the habit of exploiting farmer workers at the same time.

[@goldenspoon87]

Ex China is not a bad thing for China. For the longest time there was Asia Ex-Japan, cause Japan was the most developed economy in Asia.

[@Ex.zed.]

It still is the most developed nation in Asia.

[@oldking-GB]

It‘s Singapore

[@marshalLannes1769]

But for china it happened before they could reach that per capita income.

[@CoolITTrends]

@DW News your map of India is incorrect. Arunachal Pradesh is an integral part of India. How can I trust your news if you cannot even get the map correct?

[@DennisTheInternationalMenace]

She needs a stronger wifi connection. Ijs

[@ReginaJune]

9:55 what’s up with South America/Mexico?