Why China-India Relations Have Fallen to New Lows

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We take a look at the history of the relationship between China and India, and why things have been going downhill recently, despite showing tentative signs of improvement only a few years ago.
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[@lcoyle1998]

Just a remember, its called BRICS because that's what they throw at eachother

[@hagdore]

🤣🤣😂

[@GagandeepSingh-ns8sx]

😂

[@dennisestradda9746]

Good one!

[@HKim0072]

India was pretty clever. Much easier to keep tabs on your enemy from the inside than outside looking in.

[@dx-ek4vr]

Look guys, it’s BRICS 🧱🧱🧱

[@GamerRR-lw7bv]

There is no India China border It’s India and Tibet

[@shermanpeabody6102]

The formidable Himalayan mountain range serves as an effective border.🦉

[@Ravi9A]

Correct

[@Moon-xq1fm]

Correct x2, chinese want to force their will to all their neighboors be it by land or sea, every neighboor hates them. Japanese: Hates them for their contaminated air exports Koreans, same as the above + supporting north korea Philippines, Vietnamese, Malasian, Brunei: Claiming 80% of their sea, even though they're not even close to any of it, specially malasian/Brunei's part, building artificial islands to support their unreasonable claims. Tibetans: For obvious reasons. Uyyy&yygur: the word itself is banned from yt, why?, no wonder China is good business... if wanna know more about them look elsewhere and you'll see obvious reasons they hate them the most of the previous mentioned. Taiwan: Yo Taiwan: No need for me to tell you why don't you?

[@Adolfofficial9]

There is no inddia-china border but only china-britain border

[@Ravi9A]

@@HoraceZ919 there is no china.

[@RobSpartanR16]

India is holding the line against China and Pakistan. Much respect for the Indians for that!

[@shafsteryellow]

Holding what line? And for who?

[@arnav428]

We have terrorists in the north west, commies in the north east and illegal immigrants in the east. God help us!

[@aaryangaur0411]

​@@shafsteryellow ur mum

[@PkTrek]

Not just china pak but almost all neighbors countries are tired of India bulling attitude with neighbors

[@ramanchaudhary2518]

@@PkTrekahh yes china , which has border issues with all their neighbours and Pakistan which has border issues with all their neighbours , and India is the bully

[@Ironbanner12]

I mean, occupying and claiming India's lands wouldn't lead to better relations, would it?

[@savioblanc]

The problem is what is considered "Indian land" The regions China is claiming were technically part of the last Chinese Empire and have closer historical and cultural ties to China. The regions would fall to India because the Brits decided those regions were now part of the British Raj territory but they didn't exactly make it clear on the legality of taking over those regions. Now does this mean current China should be demanding these regions back? I don't think so. But it's not as black and white as one would suppose.

[@sankalpsantosh954]

@@user-kk6ec4mj4g so you are saying china didn't invade tibate and didn't started a war with india in 19s ? what a hypocrisy bro

[@sankalpsantosh954]

@@savioblanc even they invaded tibet in which they have separate country for themselves , they where trying to catch delai lama , so I don't thing them can invade any country and claim its there's

[@Dr.Kraig_Ren]

​@@savioblancBro. Watch Real-life-lore video on India-China dispute. China is clearly a bully here

[@user-kk6ec4mj4g]

@@sankalpsantosh954 Oh man, seriously? Invade? Tibet belong to the Qing Dynasty from many centurys. Although Tibet was briefly excluded from Chinese control due to the collapse of the Qing Dynasty and the Chinese Civil War, Tibet has been part of China's territory for centuries

[@catcoder12]

2:01 Arunachal Pradesh is not just administered by India its a PART of India. It has never been disputed before until 2024 when outta nowhere China decided that an entire state is now theirs.

[@user-gf5dr5nq6l]

thats the indian narrative, south tibet also had a war back in 1962, china took the city of tawang but gave it back to india after the war, check your sources

[@AK-fd1tb]

​@@user-gf5dr5nq6l seriously man, just because china attacked and occupied Tawang doesn't make it its part. Historically it has been part of India from a long time. Make a better argument.

[@Go_Against_The_Flow]

​@@AK-fd1tbHistorically Taiwan is also part of China. Why Indian govt is cosying upto Taiwan independently? Borders can not be allowed to change. Neither Ukraine or Arunachal nor the Taiwan. Dictators use "Histroy" as an excuse to do evil.

[@Go_Against_The_Flow]

No, not recently. China have been claiming it since ages. Now since the Relationship deteriorated that's why China and India(in retaliation) naming each others territory.

[@captainalex157]

wdym? its been part of china since ancient times xD

[@janaejoaodosacramento9731]

I mean is it really that surprising ? They literally have skirmishes where their troops beat each other with sticks and rocks every couple of months in their border

[@StarterOffical-Jousha-lf6ig]

🇮🇳: Rock 🇨🇳: Jinping.

[@ultracapitalistutopia3550]

Honestly this is a purely clickbait video. One must be living in a stone cave to not know that India and China have never been in good diplomatic relation. China-affairs videos generally perform better on this channel, so this is entirely driven by their algorithm to keep producing these low-quality videos with repetitive info.

[@comprehensivecow6679]

I mean it's better than having to provoke a third country into having your proxy war while you both engage in nuclear saber rattling...

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

@@ultracapitalistutopia3550 Ah the China well - where Tldr keeps returning when they have no news but need to keep getting views to pay their bills.

[@JonySmith-bb4gx]

Source ? Proof ?

[@devamjani8041]

Its Indo Tibet border. Not Indo china border. china invaded and captured the entire Tibet in the 50s and then after falsely assuring India that they have nothing to worry about, they suddenly launched a surprise attack and captured aksai chin. India that time had an extremely weak and dumb leader called nehru, who did not allow Indian airforce to intervien which would have made the chinese run away in terror. And that is why ladies and gentlemen, you need strong nationalist and smart leaders.

[@Hoo88846]

Because India is an American puppet and India invaded Chinese Soutjern Tibet (Arunachal Pradesh) and China wants Indian invaders to get out of Tibetan territory Arunachal Pradesh and return it to Tibet, which has been part of China since the Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368AD). USA is using all its proxy war puppets India, Japan, Philippines and the DPP party in Taiwan to provoke China from all sides and group bully China trying to carve up Chinese territories and mass invade Chinese territories. China won’t let these American puppets get their ways and will defend its territories from these Indian invaders, Filipino invaders, Japanese invaders and American invaders. China didn’t “invade” Tibet in 1950. Tibet has been part of China centuries before USA was founded in the Yuan Dynasty. Go read up on the history of Tibet. Tibet was never a part of India so India taking Arunachal Pradesh is the real invasion and that should be returned to Tibet…. Stop fabricating your own distorted version of “history”…..

[@25baam23]

Gover modi 🤣😂😂

[@bitanchakraborty4339]

Well said Devamjani. Fight only started because India stopped taking any more sh*t from PRC, and stopped them at the border in 2019.

[@subhajitdutta286]

​@@25baam23 Gu hai gobar 😂

[@PikachuZX7]

Would you like to say a few words on Superpower India GDP per capita which is equal to African countries

[@nijadbahnam9859]

New Low ? We already know they hate each other guts . A few years back , they hosted a mortal kombat tournament in Hymalayas.

[@lagrangewei]

this actually isn't true. India just pretends for political reason. the fact that you mention "mortal kombat" prove it, which other country would fight with fist and stone instead of gun and weapon? think carefully. then you will realise it a phoney war to get US to give India stuff for free. it a scam. the reality is both side know you can move the himalayas, so the border "dispute" is pointless. neither side can supply troop across the himalayas, the himalayas is the natural border for them.

[@4m4n40]

It’s up to their media to alter perception, and according to those stats it was working really well, till they decided to report more about it.

[@freesoul8188]

We Indian hate CCP, not Chinese people who are enslaved by CCP.

[@hanniowo]

@@freesoul8188 boarder dispute is mainly caused by british colonizer who did it on purpose just like all other pre british colonies. CCP is not the one who robbed india for centry. and also the media is basiclly controlled by the west, i can't imagine what does normal people think of china under those anti china propaganda. everytime i saw such accusations will make me laugh hard. you can search "Cycle Baba" who is a indian traveller, and he is in china xinjiang rn, and hope you can get some basic knowledge of the reality vs the media through that.(hope i'm not talking to a bot or get sensored by ytb again)

[@sssddfsdjsjsj-tf1mi]

@@freesoul8188Yes,you are so poor

[@theconqueringram5295]

India: "Taiwan is pretty dope." China: "How DARE you, sir!"

[@Rd-88]

Unironically "sir" is a word deeply rooted within every Indian when they see a white man.

[@PikachuZX7]

Would you like to say a few words on Superpower India GDP per capita which is equal to African countries

[@SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

​@@PikachuZX7 I mean if they are so poor why are the paper dragons and their rainbow army so worried? Is it because they kicked your @sses im Galwan ? Or is it because they are not afraid to fight you head on ? China's per capita is miniscule compared to the US but still your country tries to challenge them so India is doing the same.

[@SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

​@@Rd-88According to US customs and border protection data, the United States saw a drastic surge in the number of Chinese immigrants entering the country illegally from Mexico. U.S. border officials arrested more than 37,000 Chinese nationals on the southern border in 2023, 10 times the number during the previous year, further exacerbating tensions over immigration going into the presidential election. Stop coming to the US. Chinese men are creepy as heck.

[@heylooktheresahaironyourscreen]

@@Rd-88 Not really. It's just a way of speaking in India and people call each other "sir" all the time. kinda annoying but it is what it is

[@ORO323]

BRICS seems to be coming along pretty well!

[@MrWorshipMe]

Replace India with Iran, and BRICS is fine.

[@timjones2822]

@@MrWorshipMe lose like 40% of BRICS economy though India is worth more than Brazil, SA, Iran and Russia combined heck italy's worth more than russia.

[@msl2299]

Lmao, yeah for sure Iran will be economical upgrade over India. Like come on.

[@Faris-bk6xu]

​@@timjones2822GDP as a number matters little to the group in comparison to geopolitical unity

[@javierpatag3609]

@@Faris-bk6xu China and Russia couldn't even agree on a pipeline deal recently when Russia really wants more oil revenue to fuel their war. The said they had a "friendship without limits" and yet profits come first for the Chinese. So much for "geopolitical unity".

[@user-jb7ru4nb8b]

You’ve got the Bhutan situation. You’ve got Vietnam situation. You’ve got the India situation. It’s just everywhere. It’s a major land grab for China.

[@Ironbanner12]

Turns out Imperialist bullies like China aren't good neighbours

[@BharathKumar-yk4pq]

Chinese and Pakistani bots working overtime without any extra pay 😂

[@crocodileguy4319]

doesn’t falling out imply that the two were "in" at some point? When?

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

before the age of colonialization.

[@superds]

For 7000 years before colonizers

[@mglsj]

late 1950 and early 1960

[@duckpotat9818]

@@rizkyadiyanto7922 >Sino-Sikh war has entered the chat (technically during colonial period but unrelated to colonisation)

[@user-jt3dw6vv4x]

Before the era of colonisation, India and China were "in". There are two sacred Hindu holy sites that are located in China and one of China's greatest classical novels, "Journey To The West" is about travelling to India to obtain Buddhist sutras.

[@nujabeslistener]

I still dont understand why people thought BRICS was going to undermine dollar supremacy

[@StarterOffical-Jousha-lf6ig]

But again, Dollar won't last forever, but BRICS will go first for sure.

[@vault34overseer]

Literally no one, not even BRICS believe s it. But Xi and Putin might dream of it.

[@kevinbarry71]

😂 because a lot of people are really stupid

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

It would undermine it if they actually launched a currency. Dollar usage is at an all-time low already.

[@reaperz5677]

A lot of authoritarian shmucks found the idea of 5 big states in the world uniting to unseat the U.S. appealing. Honestly the only reason why people thought that the BRICS were going to preveil over the U.S or EU is just because they were in some sort of power fantasy lol.

[@barrygriffith7570]

The US beating Pakistan in Cricket probably helped India's view of the US a bit.

[@sabarinathan6554]

Nothing helped. USA team consists of south asian players

[@abhijeetraut6427]

​@@sabarinathan6554 I am sure the original comment was slightly sarcastic to be fact checked.

[@theglobalgambit]

It’s relative. They’ve never been at historical highs, with permanent disputes over Kashmir and even Tibet. Then there was the 2020 border skirmishes which cost 20+ Indian soldiers lives and the outrageous territorial claims by the CCP last year in their controversial map. Oh and the String of Pearls strategy aimed to helm India in navally doesn’t help. These 2 aren’t going to improve until the CCP stops abusing its regional hegemonic aspirations which is alienating everyone around it including India. That’s why despite its strategic autonomy, India is deepening its engagement with QUAD and I2U2. Basic IR Theory: the US has been trying to ‘pull’ India closer but India likes its independence. What’s changed now is China’s behaviour ‘pushing’ India to make these significant foreign policy shifts.

[@Srbenda126]

CHina actually proposed a good compromise to mutually recognize the real territorial control. India would recognize Aksai CHin as part of China where a major liferoad to China's port in Pakistan goes and China would recognize Arunachai Pradesh as India. Aksai CHin is barely populated while Pradesh has 2 million Indian people. India is the one that refused the deal

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

​@@Srbenda126greedy as cow.

[@thebestevertherewas]

@@Srbenda126 AKsai Chin was annexed by PLA in 1962, and it is part of Ladakh( JandK), and Pakistan annexed Parts of Kashmir in 1950's. So giving up AKsai Chin means, giving up Pakistan occupied Kashmir

[@Editsdevil]

​@@Srbenda126 what about the territory where china is building cpec is part of india but pakistan has occupied it China should not play on double sides between pakistan and india

[@Srbenda126]

@@Editsdevil China needs acess to the Pakistani port to not get strangled if western countries decide to block the strait of Malacca. Aksai Chin is a barely populated area with high mountains, border was not drawn properly between British Raj and China. It was a diplomatic misunderstanding where 2 lines were drawn, and two sudes recognize 2 different lines

[@cyrus5416]

The intro music gets louder with each video

[@StarterOffical-Jousha-lf6ig]

It's kinda bit understandable, not gonna lie, two of the most populated countries coming together is bit scary. Developers really addresses that issue

[@ricardobarahona3939]

India biggest difference to China is the that its a democracy and one that is much more ethnically and linguistically diverse as a opposed to a Han dominated and Mandarin dominating society in China (hopefully other language don't die).

[@SoulDuckling126]

@@ricardobarahona3939 good point! India is diverse linguistically and culturally while China tried to force "social cohesion" since imperial dynasty era. There's a reason it's called India Subcontinent.

[@crhu319]

​@@ricardobarahona3939except China is always ruled by an empire led by minorities. Mongols, Manchu... And the Communists likewise were a coalition of minorities. KMT was a Han supremacy party look how they behaved when they took Taiwan.

[@wigwam3270]

@@crhu319foreign and minority dynasties are small part of Chinese history. Greatest and longest lasting dynasties were Han: Han, Tang, and Ming etc.

[@HoraceZ919]

@@crhu319 Better than India, because there was no country called "India" before the British came.

[@amandeepbishnoi1190]

I think china needs democracy!!

[@controllerplayer1720]

its already a democracy or democratic just look on north korea its a democratic and a republic..

[@blazer9547]

2 indians have died yesterday fighting for russia. Indian ministry told russia to return the Indians

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

Nothing new there, much like this video. India still didn't support the statement at the recently concluded peace summit in Switzerland.

[@JonySmith-bb4gx]

Ok and

[@savioblanc]

Technically, its not like they went to fight on Russia's behalf. Lots of exploited Indian workers have been sent to the frontlines to be used as armory carriers for Russian forces. They didn't go there because they wanted to get involved. India has made it clear it doesnt support either side in this conflict but has asked that peace talks between both countries resume ASAP.

[@savioblanc]

@@RakutenZero the UK is America's bulldog in Europe. It's not going to seek peace between Russia and Ukraine, if the American military Industrial complex doesn't want it to. India pushing the UK to do something will do jackshit. And India doesn't have the influence to tell America to change course. Basically, all India can do is ensure it keeps a cordial relationship with both countries. Whoever wins, India wants to make sure it will still be able to trade with them. There are no "long term allies" in global politics.

[@crocodileguy4319]

​@@RakutenZeromoron

[@jorvool12527]

Is it really "falling out" if there never was much of a relationship to begin with?

[@Editsdevil]

The problem is os that china wants to play on both sides between pakistan and india but Don't want india to have good relations both with USA and china

[@JonySmith-bb4gx]

China 0 wars USA constant wars

[@Editsdevil]

@@JonySmith-bb4gx what is the relation between both things

[@GowthamNatarajanAI]

@@JonySmith-bb4gx Other than Iraq war the other US wars made the world a better place.

[@zacksmith5644]

@@GowthamNatarajanAI wrong again List of Countries the US has Bombed Since the End c WWII (may be incomplete) Korea and China 1950-53 (Korean War) Guatemala 1954, 1960 Indonesia 1958 Cuba 1959-61 Vietnam 1961-73 Laos 1964-73 Belgian Congo 1964 Dominican Republic 1965--66 Peru 1965 Guatemala 1967-1969 Cambodia 1969-1970 Nicaragua 198OS El Salvador 1980s Lebanon 1982-84 Grenada 1983 Lebanon 1983, J 1984 (Lebanese, Syrian targets) Iran 1987 Panama 1989 Iraq 1991 (First Gulf War); 1991- 2003 (US/UK "NO Fly Zone") Kuwait 1991 Somalia 1992--94; 2007 Bosnia 1994-1995 Iran 1997 Sudan 1998 Afghanistan 1998 Yugoslavia 1999 Afghanistan 2001--ongoing Iraq 2003 (Second War--more recently predator drones) Yemen 2002, 2009 Libya 1986, 2011

[@zacksmith5644]

@@GowthamNatarajanAI this is why indians like u are hated U scam alot Usa wars are so good that every country is waged war with its new still backwards . Usa owes trillions to nations

[@gustavodiaz4689]

And this is why BRICS will neverrrrrrr work!

[@roro4787]

border problem is not a big deal, what we have in common is much more

[@Heisenberg-02]

Did you hear about Saudi ditching petrodollar deal and want to be in BRICS?

[@mehai5541]

Search how many countries want to be in bricks you'll get your answer...

[@DannySleepwalker]

Please make the intro music a bit quieter. It's SO MUCH louder than you talking I always nearly get a heart attack. Thank you.

[@Dr.Kraig_Ren]

Expected Audience: 🤓 Actual Audience: 🤖

[@namelessfaceless6]

​@@Dynamix15racist kid

[@PikachuZX7]

Would you like to say a few words on Superpower India GDP per capita which is equal to African countries

[@GovtExamPrepHub]

Chinese bots

[@SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

​@@PikachuZX7 So why are you Chinese bots so nervous if they are so poor. You should be celebrating unless your Winnie pooh inflated the GDP numbers for China which i am sure they did. Nothing coming out of China is actually true. It's all propaganda.

[@SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

​@@PikachuZX7According to US customs and border protection data, the United States saw a drastic surge in the number of Chinese immigrants entering the country illegally from Mexico. U.S. border officials arrested more than 37,000 Chinese nationals on the southern border in 2023, 10 times the number during the previous year, further exacerbating tensions over immigration going into the presidential election. If you are so rich stop going to the US illegally.

[@kalyans4879]

one "correction" India does not see US as the best security guarantor or even a security guarantor against china or any kind of security

[@TheKing-uu7jn]

They see it as better security than Russia, so they’ll take the better option for themselves

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

@@TheKing-uu7jn No they don't see it as a guarantor at all, just a useful economic partner that they can parlay using China. India has never relied on the US for security, which you'd know if you knew anything about the terrible history between the two (they've been sanctioned by them before, had them supporting its enemy for decades and even been militarily threatened by its navy before - which Ru saved them from fyi). They have the 4th most powerful military in the world precisely because they don't expect anything from the US. They handle their security themselves.

[@SoulDuckling126]

"A Counterbalance just in case" might be better than guarantor, since The USA has no security pact with India unlike say NATO. Can't blame them, Russia looks more and more reliant on China for their war effort.

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

@@TheKing-uu7jn No they don't see it as a guarantor at all, just a useful economic partner that they can parlay using China. India has never relied on them for security, which you'd know if you knew anything about the terrible history between the two. They have the 4th most powerful military in the world precisely because they don't expect anything from them. They handle their security themselves.

[@Liboch]

I think india, and many other countries outside the western orbit see Russia differently, more positive.

[@johson6963]

Indians and chinese love life so much they will talk tough and never fight!

[@AlexC-ou4ju]

The two mightiest powers in the BRICS new world order ladies and gentlemen.

[@janaejoaodosacramento9731]

I really don’t get some of the “hype” around BRICS, it’s a Discussion Forum, it isn’t even an economic alliance

[@Kwippy]

Yes but BRICS is a joke.

[@madkoala2130]

i remember looking at comments on video from "Living unironically in Europe" where he called BRICKS a joke. Like half of comments are shills that ignore the ridiculousness of India and China working together.

[@blazer9547]

​@@janaejoaodosacramento9731 brics will replace the g7 bro. Anytime now

[@Srbenda126]

@@blazer9547 it will not replace, but will ruin the hegemony of g7

[@Flugs0]

How have they still not changed the loud ass intro?

[@Ravi9A]

Oh, tibet must be free.

[@TPM330]

It’s Twitter not X, do not give into Elon

[@NeidlichesSchwert]

After saying "Lai Ching TAY," did the narrator say to himself "yeah, I nailed it"?

[@oliverwitte996]

Yeah TLDR is pretty infamous for their pronunciation

[@AdamQueen]

I can't believe that anyone really believes two archenemies can really improve their relationship.

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

There's nothing to report in the first place. This is just Tldr returning to the China well for cheap views.

[@FLASK904]

Its not really falling out, its just the result of two countries that have dichotomic goals in the region. It is and always was inevitable. As long as India continues to grow and challenge China in trade and energy, there will always be an animosity. That coupled with the fact that one is a democracy and the other is a totalitarian state, makes things harder. China's supply line sits on the footsteps of India geo-political influence. India on the other hand has a geopolitical nightmare on most of its borders.

[@jayyo2089]

Thank you for the quick oversight through all the essential News of today!!!

[@DOSFS]

OMG so unexpected... Howww?

[@CountryNeighbors]

A similar video can be made between China and the Philippines. Everyone probably knows the West PH Sea/South China Sea dispute, but the Alice Leal Guo scandal and the dominance of POGOs (Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators), typically Chinese-backed, where even PLA uniforms were detected inside one of the POGOs, could be pointed out.

[@mcredwolf925]

As a Filipino-American I’ll never understand why so many Filipinos slavishly worship America. During the Spanish-American war the US military went on a rampage killing every Filipino man, woman and child. Thats how the Phillipines became an American colony. Yet China, who wants to challenge the corrupt and messed up Filipino government is hated by so many Filipinos. It makes no sense

[@user-343-8fx]

Same common rogue state/communist dictatorship everywhere creating chaos

[@lhommeaudacieux]

You just completely butchered the pronunciation of the Taiwanese President's name. Honestly how hard can it be to look it up when getting the script...

[@paul1979uk2000]

This always happens and relations will probably get worse with China and India, the main problem being is that both are big rising powers, it's rare for two major powers to get along, we saw that with the US and Japan in the 80's as Japan was being seen as a threat to the US, we see it today with the US and China as the US sees China as a rising threat, heck, even the EU and US have there ding dongs, with the US wanting to keep the EU countries divided, any rising powers will usually always have issues with other rising or established powers, China and India rising is no exception, so expect more disagreements and fallouts from all this. But on the plus side, with the EU and US already a power and with China and India on the rising, it's giving many options for countries to choose from, which I probably say the US have by far the most to lose because they've had most of the last century as a single power, apart from the Soviet block, whereas the EU is a rising power if they get there act together and integrate in key areas and continue to expand with more countries, it's also clear to see that China and India are likely going to be major powers, and it's probably why the US is the more hostile and aggressive one in trying to put down and contain these powers, especially on China which make themselves an easy target, whereas the EU or India are much harder targets to attack, but things are going on behind doors. At the end of the day, it's all geopolitics, the US will use India to see off the threat of China as they see China as the real threat for now, but as the US rises, the US will see India as a threat, it's a game of basically using each other for their own geopolitical ends, with the US by far having the most to use, hence it's aggression on China, but India needs to be careful, if history is any indicator, the US will go after India if they see them as a rising power that can be seen as a threat to US power, the US have already seen Japan and the Soviet Union off, they've been trying to see the EU off since the 90's but not really having any success with that and are now currently going after China not because of its political system or how the country is structured but more because of the rising economy and how the US sees that as a threat and with that, things are going to get interesting over the coming decades as the US isn't powerful enough to contain all these rising powers that are quickly turning the world into a multipolar world, which could make the US far more aggressive on the world stage to protect its position, which we might be seeing early signs of that already, so interesting times ahead of us.

[@JaiShreePrabhuRamlala]

i don't think india is even a potential threat to the US for the next 70 years , india is already 30-40 yrs behind china at nearly every indicator , its replacement rate has reached 2.1 and soon the population will start to fall , india will talk , talk and talk while china will still rise and the US will try everything to reduce the influence of china . and hypothetically if india rises faster than expected still it has its own issues like its caste system , religious tensions , its neighbours , slums , unplanned cities , pollution etc... and as an indian , we don't want to become a superpower in the first place , we just want that every people inside the country lives a better life but knowing US hypocrite history it will soon come to india like it did to japan , china , iran , russia and india should be prepared for it .

[@SelfProclaimedEmperor]

China is the most hostile power, all their neighbors feel threatened by them

[@SelfProclaimedEmperor]

Nice fantasy, but the US has 51 treaty allies and doesn't attack neighbors like Russia or CCP.

[@yougoslavia]

It must be difficult for India having a neighbour like that.

[@jokerofmorocco]

It's India's own fault. Despite the fact that China's claim of Arunachal Pradesh is larger, and has more fertile, and resource rich lands than Aksai Chin which is uninhabited and has no resources. China had offered on at least two occasions to recognize the border at the Line of Actual Control. However, India refused

[@hethshah3570]

​@@jokerofmorocco no it is not

[@aaryangaur0411]

​@@jokerofmorocco too much zaza today buddy, chill 😂

[@Karm.K]

​@@jokerofmoroccoUser name checks out

[@Karm.K]

Also, we have not one, but two such neighbours

[@xoa]

CCP losing their shit over a tweet 😂😂😂 snowflakes.

[@abhijeetraut6427]

That's why maximum snowflakes are sponsored by them😅

[@mikaell.chuaungo3637]

This video could have been 2 mins long but somehow you stretched it to 8:38, that too with very few points.

[@The__Leo69]

Bro finally found out hack to grow his channel😂

[@jangdaman]

Weird cut at 5:30

[@angelantayhua3096]

Nationalists hate nationalists from other countries

[@poorchef1895]

US has sent it's high level diplomatic bipartisan team to meet Dalai Lama in exile in India.

[@himanshusirohi2403]

We just have to wait until China claims that Delhi is part of their ancient territory, that's how absurd their claims are!

[@karankapoor2701]

They were always bad

[@ChandranPrema123]

American citizen but has is a Terrorist case in India???

[@vulpo]

Need to work on those English skills.

[@Go_Against_The_Flow]

Crazy. Indian govt can declare anyone "trrost" as it wants, it has nothing to do with America or international community.

[@LukeCloud-rh5rz]

@@vulpo Need to understand what a typo is.

[@RationalismIsFuture]

Brother please rewrite

[@Ironbanner12]

CIA plant. Pretty obvious. Doval shouldn't have gone after him.

[@cheekibreekidude2008]

This is why BRICS is never going to work, as their relationship is the achilles heel in the whole situation.

[@user-hv7kt9zc3m]

How is bricks going to compete with NATO if you cant even get on

[@alexnitaly764]

Why? Have they ever been friends?

[@user-oy5bf1vz5c]

Of course They were friends for 1000s of years But because of British , india and china had their first fight

[@Ironbanner12]

In antiquity

[@supalupallama]

Thanks for another great video!

[@davidwright2332]

Why do people say X instead of twitter, I genuinely never think of it that way

[@asdv-gm4yy]

When is the B.R.I.C.S. currency dropping?

[@butwhytharum]

It's called Bitcoin

[@user-yh9pc1gw8m]

​@@butwhytharumbitcoin is not a currency but a speculative asset.

[@asdv-gm4yy]

@@butwhytharum dayum, I didn't know Bitcoin was created by BRICS I guess you learn something new every day! Is the earth flat as well?

[@kysfggt]

@@user-yh9pc1gw8m you misspelled the dollar

[@asdv-gm4yy]

​@@kysfggt the US dollar is a speculative asset 😮 one more thing I learn today I thought the US dollar was a currency used as a reserve by the entire world, but here i am learning that it is a speculative asset 😮 how many more things will I learn today?!

[@GOODYGOODGOOD789]

0:06 It's Twitter, not X, we all know how horrible Elon Musk is at naming things, just look at his kids' names.

[@tivo3720]

India shared borders with Tibet not with China. Tibetan language, culture is connected to India not with China. Arunachal Pradesh was always Indian territory. Not Chinese territory. Indian kings ruled in Arunachal. Not the the Chinese

[@hungo7720]

The fallout between China and India is inevitable given their territorial dispute as well as the acrominious animosity.

[@asdv-gm4yy]

How is the B.R.I.C.S. currency going? When is it dropping? And also, when Is the United States collapsing? I am asking for my friend who believes in Lizard people.

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

US is collapsing.

[@rsybing]

Something something decolonization something something

[@Liboch]

I am not sure if there will be any brics common currency in the near future. What is happening now is more and countries are using own currencies for trading, especially digitally. Common currencis like the usd is getting less relevant, slowly but steadily.

[@ajaykumarsingh702]

Ask those who predicted the collapse of Superpower China for the last 40 years.

[@Jesus45021]

Brics or not dollar will be irrelevant in future

[@DineshTwanabasu]

Because India started to have more love and loyalty to their colonial masters.

[@AsuraxManhua]

What?

[@sirg3137]

😂😂 wow slave is talking

[@archockencanto1645]

Nepalis really be getting high these days.

[@abhijeetraut6427]

​@@archockencanto1645That's what happens when you constantly vote the communists to power

[@user-tw3kr9if1f]

It cannot be true their both BRICS members they cannot be strategic competitors and have territorial disputes.

[@anthonyhelms3917]

Lol China congratulated modi before the results were cast. Made me laugh

[@eliotanderson6554]

5:50 not really india is non lligned

[@Asim_Khan00]

nah. there is a slight alignment towards US

[@Great0085]

@@Asim_Khan00 Nah. Also there's slight alignment towards Russia, which cancels out each other and whats left is again 'non alignment'.

[@gocool_2.0]

India is multi-aligned now.

[@GowthamNatarajanAI]

@@Great0085 India is moving away from Russia.

[@zacksmith5644]

@@GowthamNatarajanAI india is begging russia for oil

[@Ugapiku]

Bruh, they going medieval style at each other lmao

[@hirenahir76200]

Having good relations with china is like we should bow our head to a king which we loose war and give away all the islands lands which they claim so it's better to have bad relations with them rather than good

[@watchman835]

Taiwan is a province of India!

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

india is a province of UK.

[@priyansh4747]

UK is province of Scotland

[@ADITYASINGH-it6xb]

@@priyansh4747 scotland is a province of India

[@erikouds3294]

Belgium is a province of the Netherlands..

[@FireSpitter1]

​@@rizkyadiyanto7922UK is province of Ireland

[@malayshamorgan3918]

So how are Brazil and South Africa doing in BRICS? I feel they’re just there…

[@JuniusLi]

Personal perspective: India and China have "fallen out" mainly because both countries' power have grown and with it they focus more on security concerns instead of economic cooperation.

[@rishisaini5269]

Nah,the only reason is that China is a pain in the a** for it's every neighbour.

[@himanshude3431]

Mostly because India is closer to China's energy hub which creates a bigger security issue for them. India depends on Arunachal Pradesh for its water resources. So this fight is all about resources. Nothing more nothing less.

[@silentreaper9264]

When did you see Modi showed weak in ballot🤔.His Party BJP 🚩 alone won 240 seats and the all so called I.N.D.I Alliance secured 234 seats🤣 with 23 regional parties and One National party(Congress) too combined😂.If after 10 years one can secure this much support from all over India 🇮🇳 after Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru then it is PM Narendra Modi only😎 infact he equalised the record of PM Nehru of constantly winning 3️⃣ consecutive elections in India🇮🇳.The 2️⃣nd largest party Congress has only 99 seats😂 which is just 1/3 of what BJP🚩alone secured seats🤣.Yeah he may fell short of seats mainly because of mis calculation in Uttar Pradesh and BJP 🚩 will work on it and resolve it BJP 🚩is not like Congress who would learn nothing from mistakes and always try to think everything is going good just like satisfying with 99 seats all over India😂 even after 10 years not in power unable to gain wast majority of people's trust🤣.Jai Hind 🇮🇳. Jai Bharath🚩

[@LandgrabbingIndia]

Modi's party on it's own won 238 out of 543 seats. That's not even 44% of the total. 🎉If you are truly the "most popular Prime Minister/leader of the entire world" like what the Indians had proclaimed, you would be winning at least 75% seat just like Maldives's Miuzzu who won 71 out of 93 seats (76%)? Looks like the Indians were caught lying again. (Source: ASTHA RAJVANSHI TIME).

[@Karm.K]

BOT WARS 🤡🤡💥🔥🔥🔥

[@LandgrabbingIndia]

@@Karm.K That's what happened you ran out of botting scripts.🤡🤭

[@silentreaper9264]

@@LandgrabbingIndia Again spreading fake news🤣 BJP🚩 alone is 240 seats not 238 first know that🤣 and if he is not popular then how come he could win 3️⃣rd time consecutively it was done previously by PM Nehru only at that time he has no opposition in both media and also in party wise too but PM Modi achieved this record while having entire eco system of hate spewing ☪️ommunity appeasing parties joined hands together too not able to match alone BJP🚩party numbers🤣.I didn't say BJP🚩didn't failed yeah in states like UP, Rajasthan and Haryana BJP🚩 faced some setbacks but had tremendously achieved in many states such as sweeping Madhya Pradesh , Oddisha😎 etc.. ,securing 8️⃣ seats which is half of total seats in that state and also broke communist last bastion state kerela and started seat count etc..As I always said BJP🚩is the party of learners they will redeam themselves not like ghatiya congress😝 whom failed to secure 3️⃣rd time too 3️⃣ digit mark alone in the parliment🤣 and celebrates like won the elections🤣.

[@silentreaper9264]

@@LandgrabbingIndia So according to you a ☪️huslim majority country with not even population of Goa is equal to vast diverse cultural country India🤣.Hypocrisy kae bi sima hoti hey 🤡.

[@cgt3704]

Since when had these two countries ever been friends ?

[@Ukitsu2]

It's called Twitter.

[@lachesachairulanam9137]

At 5:32 "In February India and China also signed an agreement to bring Indian migrants workers to Taiwan..." Huh? So India needed China permission to send its migrant workers to work in Taiwan? Huh? I know the China Communist Party (CCP)/ Mainland China and the Republic of China (ROC)/Taiwan share the word "China", but in this video you (the presenter) differentiated them by using China for CCP/Mainland China and Taiwan for ROC. So in this video did India ask China (CCP) to send its migrant workers to Taiwan (ROC)?

[@AlexC-ou4ju]

i think China here is the RoC

[@lachesachairulanam9137]

​​​@@AlexC-ou4ju I don't think so, the presenter clearly differetiated CCP and Taiwan by using China for CCP and Taiwan for ROC This channel and it's sister channels usually share one same thing, typo/typological error, in the previous video they also mentioned the wrong country/flag. Wkwkwk And I don't think they tried to farm comment engagement by making such an obvious error, it happened multiple times in the past. They need to slow down their upload and check the video again before the upload/hire more people to check it.

[@AlexC-ou4ju]

@@lachesachairulanam9137 that's quite possible I've notice a few errors myself. I guess that's a risk you face when you push out so much content so regularly and presumably try to do it on a limited budget. whilst I've got you what does WKwk stand for please?

[@Tantamazoule]

​@@AlexC-ou4juwkwk stand for lol

[@AlexC-ou4ju]

@@Tantamazoule thank you.

[@ll01dm]

Hasn't china and India been beefing for 1000s of years ?

[@prajwal1341]

no there was no china india border but it was peaceful tibet.

[@y.u.so.]

Lol what?

[@Geographyandhistory2024]

No,the Himalayas have prevented that from happening, only in the last 300 years when china conquered tibet did china and india start having problems with eachother

[@tapeshsharma9254]

bruh what NO, China mainly focused on its coastal areas not the Himalayas as no one really lived there historically plus Tibet was not really part of China. It was the last dynasty the Qing, when Tibet became its part. back then we didn't really have clear cut borders too. first time India China fought was in 20th century

[@MeeesterBond17]

India and China as we understand them have only existed since the 20th century, before there were various divided kingdoms separated from each other.

[@Dewi-H]

Fucking hell, thanks for trying to deafen me with the intro.

[@atul3009]

One correction we believe in multi alignment,if china behaves like they were behaving before 2019 , there is no problem in maintaining good relation with them, we want development of our country not wars provoked by outsiders

[@davianoinglesias5030]

You mean nationalists are in conflict😅what a surprise

[@FireSpitter1]

So according to your statement regarding nationalists, you would give up your house if someone invades it without defending?

[@zacksmith5644]

So u agree usa is in conflict

[@user-ur8pi9ob5b]

Pakistan owes China billions for ports road and other belt and road projects known in Pakistan as CPAC.

[@zacksmith5644]

Ok and ? Better than imf

[@donjunal]

​@@zacksmith5644 he is probably a lundian they have no brain it's called investment India gets billion of dollars of Chinese investment but when Pakistan gets it it's called liability for example once a Chinese company invested in metro in Pakistan lundians called it debt trap Pakistan economic failure but when china invested in metro in India they called it indian power potential even though no one respects them south Korean companies in India only bring south Koreans from abroad they don't allow indianss to set foot inside

[@Karm.K]

​@@zacksmith5644They basically own their country.(in a sense) Many (if not most) ports, highways, and other infrastructural as well as military assets of Pak are actually now "owned" in a sense by China. This is exactly what they are doing in Africa as well. Only God knows when Pakistani people are going to wake up against the Military Junta that is selling their national assets to a third party.

[@zacksmith5644]

@@Karm.K how? Both Africa and Pakistan both are trading with china. Unlike certain country that colonised and enslaved them 🇺🇸

[@Editsdevil]

​@@zacksmith5644pakistan export to china :- 2 billion dollars Export to western countries:- 20 billion dollars 😂😂

[@kimiyounasarukun]

Mr. Lai’s given name is pronounced “Ching Duh”. Older style pinyin used to use diacritic marks to identify voiced variants, so it would have been spelled “T’e” in the old days, but for inscrutable reasons, they were dropped and aren’t really used any more. Unfortunately “e” also does double duty representing “eh” and “uh”. Gotta do a little more research into pronunciation for Chinese, the latinization systems have regular rules, but you can’t just apply English pronunciation directly to pinyin, you’ll make mistakes every time.

[@servantofourlordjesuschris6456]

this is crazy. We are friends with other countries because our leaders are friends with their leaders.

[@kicker3595]

A India train collision every month, last year 3 Indian trains in collision together, India is a under developed Poor Country.

[@Judah_889]

Then why your superpower developed china with living standard & per capita income like USA and also with so much freedom in CCP rule always tries to take land from the under developed poor India

[@gautaminandi5572]

Ah, just like your tofu buildings

[@kicker3595]

@@gautaminandi5572 India tofu bridge, bridges collapse every year, trains collision 💥 every year, Hi hi kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYiTopaGfbOZd8Usi=xMtLSCo44nc-TeRR

[@honghong4953]

@@gautaminandi5572 Tofu? Are u talking about India bridge ? Bihar bridge collapsed, every year a few bridges collapsed in India....

[@SurajMandal-lj6hc]

​@@honghong4953 what about your great expressway which was collapsed in every monsoon season 😂😂

[@geofflepper3207]

There is also significant concern in India regarding Chinese construction to dam a major river that flows from China to India. The dam is massive and very close to the border and some articles say that the Chinese built the dam in secret. India has concern over what the impact on water flows will be and concern over whether the weight of the water held back might cause earthquakes in the region and likely concern over the possibility thst a failure of the dam due to an earthquake could lead to disaster downstream in India.

[@Editsdevil]

I think you are talking about brahmaputra river 20% water comes from mainland China and 80% water comes from Arunachal Pradesh,india So there is no problem on that side and that's why suddenly Chinese have started claiming the Arunachal Pradesh state of india

[@PomegranateChocolate]

One of Indian delusion is the belief that India is a victim of China's aggression. To understand how this perception arises, we must consider the dramatic shift in India's geopolitical viewpoint after gaining independence from British rule. British historian Arnold Toynbee noted that while Indians were subjects of the British Crown, they were largely indifferent to British India's borders and even condemned the British Empire's annexation of distant territories as immoral. In 1921, India's Congress Party went so far as to urge neighboring states not to enter into treaties with the Imperial Power (the British Raj). However, once Indians assumed sovereignty, their perspective underwent a complete reversal. Suddenly, the once-distant lands of the British Indian Empire were seen as sacred Indian territory. Even more alarmingly, India began asserting territorial claims over areas that had never been claimed, let alone controlled, by the British Raj. In essence, aspiring to emulate the British Raj, India became expansionist in its own right. In Arnold Toynbee's words: "It is queer that lines drawn by British officials should have been consecrated as precious national assets of the British Indian Empire's non-British successor states. At the time when those lines were drawn the transaction produced no stir among the . . . Indian . . . subjects, as they then were, of the British crown. If any of them paid any attention to what Durand and McMahon were doing, they will have written it off as just another move in the immoral game of power politics that the British Imperialists were playing at the Indian tax-payers' expense. The present consecration of these British-made lines as heirlooms in the successor states' national heritages is an unexpected and unfortunate turn of History's wheel." With respect to China, the best way is to give a chronological order of events leading to the present stalemate: 1912: In the first full year of the Republic of China after the fall of the Qing dynasty, the United States National Geographic Magazine dedicated an issue to China. Accompanying the issue is a large and detailed fold-out map of China. The map clearly shows that Dirang Dzong (德讓宗) and Tawang (達旺) are within the boundary of China. 1943: British India likely calculated that dealing with the Lhasa government was easier than with the Republic of China's Nationalist Government in extracting land concessions and proposed to the United States to recognize Tibet's right to exchange diplomatic representatives with other powers. The Americans rejected this proposal: "The Government of the United States has borne in mind the fact that the Chinese Government has long claimed suzerainty over Tibet and that the Chinese constitution lists Tibet among areas constituting the territory of the Republic of China. This Government has at no time raised a question regarding either of those claims." 1944: British India annexed Dirang Dzong (德讓宗), a Tibetan-settled area. Dzong means fort in Tibetan. The Chinese Government (the Nationalist Government of the Republic of China, seated in Kunming at the time because of World War II) protested to the British. So did the Tibetan Lhasa government. 1945: British India intruded into the tribal area of South Tibet. February 1947: The Chinese Nationalist Government lodged a complaint with the Indian mission, which was by then newly established in China, on British India's border intrusions into Chinese territory. August 1947: Britain left South Asia, and India was created as the successor polity to the departed British. India's creation means that a country that historically did not exist suddenly appears on China's doorstep. October 1947: The Tibetan Lhasa Government dispatched a formal request to New Delhi, asking the newly independent Indian Government to withdraw all its predecessors' intrusions into the territory between the McMahon Line and the traditional border beneath the foothills and return a wide swath of territory from Ladakh to Assam, including Sikkim and the Darjeeling district. 1949: When the defeat of the Nationalist Government in China's civil war was imminent, the Republic of China's ambassador in New Delhi reminded the Indian Government that China did not recognize the McMahon Line and held the Simla Convention invalid. October 1949: The CCP (Chinese Communist Party) took control of the mainland, and its civil war rival, the Republic of China, retreated to Taiwan. December 1949: India recognized the People's Republic of China as the legitimate government, effectively cutting off the diplomatic channel the Republic of China used to deliver its protests to India. February 1951: India annexed Tawang (達旺), the birthplace of the Sixth Dalai Lama and home to the four-hundred-year-old Tawang Monastery. The Tibetan authorities in Lhasa protested but were simply informed by the Indian political officer that India was taking over Tawang. The Tibetans protested again, accusing the Indian Government of 'seizing as its own what did not belong to it.' The Tibetans went on to ask New Delhi to withdraw its forces from Tawang immediately. The protests were ignored. The Republic of China (which had already retreated to Taiwan by then and had no diplomatic relation with India) also vehemently denounced India's territorial travesty. Curiously the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) made no noise. 1954: India published a new map showing South Tibet as part of India. The map also shows the two neighbors of China, Sikkim and Bhutan, as part of India. Sikkim has been a neighbor of China for many hundreds of years and has enjoyed good relations. In the 18th century, Sikkim was briefly overrun by the Nepalese Gorkhas, and the Sikkim king fled to China seeking help. The then Qianlong emperor dispatched an expedition to Sikkim, expelled the Gorkhas, and restored Sikkim's sovereignty and independence. Sikkim remained unmolested for the rest of its history until it was annexed by India in 1975. Bhutan is another neighbor of China, and their proximity is evident simply by comparing the flags of Bhutan and the Qing dynasty of China.

[@archockencanto1645]

I should specify that this dude is literally a paid chinese dude aka Wumao. I saw his comments on a Johnny Harris vid a bit ago about the Chinese Map. Do not believe him.

[@SurajMandal-lj6hc]

Lol what a rubbish .

[@felipequaresma4215]

Honestly my opinion is a bit different, while tensions have risen between the two of them i still have doubts they would go to war with each other, since both know it would destroy their chances at being a superpower, hell india loves playing both sides with the west and china and BRICS, so if anything i recommend caution when analyzing

[@mozax8118]

And they said that BRICS will destroy the U.S. Dollar. 😂

[@WestBengalMapping]

@mozax8118 that's a joke bro, don't take it seriously 😂😅

[@JaiShreePrabhuRamlala]

well , there are some serious tensions between china and india , but brics currently will still come .

[@millevenon5853]

​@@JaiShreePrabhuRamlalano it won't. BRICS currency is just Chinese yuan since china is 70% of BRICS economy. India will never accept a Chinese currency

[@nickyliu8762]

@@millevenon5853 They want to make the BRICS currency gold standard, not like the greenback, which is backed by an image of George Washington winking at you reciting the motto "In God we trust"

[@JaiShreePrabhuRamlala]

@@millevenon5853 China's influence will made india into accepting it .

[@SimpleGeopolitics24]

Support India from Israel

[@user-oi8gk2si3n]

*from

[@Ironbanner12]

Free Palestine. Your support not needed.

[@SimpleGeopolitics24]

@@Ironbanner12 Long live the glorified Nakba

[@zs586]

Good Indian men need your girls to breed

[@Editsdevil]

You are not indian , don't pretend to be indian​@@Ironbanner12

[@SpamMouse]

I found out this week the Line Of Control is why The PLA are now using crossbows.

[@andyb281]

The beginning of this video reads like teen drama. "You were being friendly with my ex, so I didn't wish you happy birthday but told my lackey-friend to do it two weeks late..."

[@bones3002]

West Taiwan needs to chill India and the Republic of China are talking here.

[@zacksmith5644]

Agreed . Usa is located west of taiwan sooooooo😂

[@zacksmith5644]

Agreed Republic part of China is talking to black uk

[@nickyliu8762]

It doesn't even make sense from a Taiwanese standpoint. Fyi, the Taiwanese refer to mainland China as the "mainland", 大陸. Why don't you start calling Great Britain the "Upper- and Lower-Orkney Isles" or refer to continental U.S.A. as the "Eastern Hawaiian Badlands". It is a comfortable world we live in, where people can afford to just never grow up.

[@SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

​@@zacksmith5644Winnie pooh's rainbow army? 😂😂

[@SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

​@@nickyliu8762Because Taiwan is not part of China until communist party is in power. Get that into your Wumao brains

[@LandgrabbingIndia]

India was never offered a UNSC permanent seat and if there was, it would be documented in the "minutes of the meetings" of UNSC and there would be a voting process taking place regarding that matter and UNSC resolutions would have documented those events. And if India was ever offered a UNSC permanent seat, why is it that India has to beg for the UNSC permanent seat for over 30+ years and each time she was rejected? Common sense and real historical records refute lies easily. 🤭 Source: JSTOR Title of article: INDIA'S PERMANENT MEMBERSHIP OF THE U. N. SECURITY COUNCIL : CHANGING POWER REALITIES AND NOTIONS OF SECURITY Author: Manoj Kumar Mishra (Indian) What article said specifically: India has been bidding for the permanent membership of the United Nations Security Council since 1994 when India made its intention clear in the General Assembly that it was prepared to bear the responsibility of the permanent membership of the Security Council.

[@Mooneypilot101]

BRICS is an economic tool to conduct business among nations wanting independence Washington's influence. Despite their land and political differences these two countries have a $200Billion annual trade. Eventually both will need to sit down and work out their differences. Modi cannot be part of the solution. He is a big problem for India.

[@jaibholenath6900]

Xi XiXiPee is a problem for entire neighborhood

[@nahilparisamannan3253]

Now is not the time to show Ego Clash.

[@mmaximk]

Why no analysis of Chinese public opinion regarding India? If India is moving closer to the US, viewing it as the military guarantor as claimed, why is India massively increasing trade and diplomatic links with Russia? This video is lillte more than skewed agitprop against China.

[@zacksmith5644]

India lost

[@rishisaini5269]

On terms of culture ? Definitely positive. On terms of living conditions and technology ? AW HELL NO !!!!

[@ProudTurkroach]

Bold of you to assume that Russia likes China

[@ananymouse3988]

Because of intelligent foreign minister Jaishankar.

[@jlntpy1706]

I mean its a bit cynical to compare this but: doesnt anyone think of kenshi when you hear about this? Groups of people in the mountain beating each other up with fckn metal rods and metal spiked clubs (?!wtf) . To me that s insane

[@NothingIsKnown00]

Between India and China, my money is on India. For all its problems, it has (1) a democratic process (2) better demographics (3) better relations with other countries (4) less dependency on maritime bottlenecks like the malacca strait.

[@zacksmith5644]

😂😂India best achievements so far India's Hunger index 2013: 63rd rank 2022: 107th rank India's Happiness index. 2013: 111th rank 2022: 136th rank India's press freedom rank 2013:79th 2022: 150the the fourth pillar of worlds largest democracy is no more India's unemployment rate 2013:4.9% 2023:7.5% Unemployment rate never increase in growing economy.. india is growing only on paper and by loan India's Debt before 2014: ₹55 lakh crore 2023: ₹155 lakh crore India's GDP from 2004 to 2014: $709 billion to 2.04 trilion (almost triple) India's GDP from 2014to 2024: $2.04 trillion to 3.6 trilion (expected)...not even double

[@hwg5039]

what about the generally dumber population though🤣

[@SirLancelotsSpear]

Yeah yeah, here are your 10 Yuan. You did well today being a good bot. There there..

[@zacksmith5644]

@@SirLancelotsSpear found u Reuters news agency investigation reveals how US military launched a clandestine programme to discredit China’s efforts.

[@Farrighthungarian]

Honestly india-china relations have never been very good since the CCP always saw ALL former lands of the Qing dinasty as rightfully belonging to them.

[@zacksmith5644]

Reuters just recently exposed Usa pentagon using pinos to create fake accounts to spread anti china propaganda Reuters news agency investigation reveals how US military launched a clandestine programme to discredit China’s efforts.

[@exp8all]

I don't think both countries had any good relations to begin with. It's been like this for decades.

[@JakeRed378]

Occupying Chinese land wouldnt lead to better relations

[@arpit_prajapati11]

Occupying indian land to project the military might wouldn't help China anyway.

[@Sasuke-04]

Like all the countries bordering China claims Chinese land and a few countries that don't even border china claiming Chinese land.😂😂😂 why do everyone want China's land or is it China invading others.

[@tanmaynawghare9855]

Chinese lands?

[@sirg3137]

Whole china is our 😂😂

[@mehai5541]

Nice joke...

[@Kensingh00]

Why India has not recognized Taiwan? Chinese vote against India about Pakistani Terrorists and has supported Pakistan's Nuclear n Missile Programs. Why Indian Army is not training with Taiwanese Army? India is too Scared of China i think. India is always saving itself not attacking China which it should do.

[@JonySmith-bb4gx]

Easy . Bcz Taiwan is part of China

[@jatin9070]

For taking some steps you need power equal or even closer to your enemy . Just wait for 5-10 years and you will see what india can do .

[@arnav428]

Taiwan itself adheres to One China policy. The only difference is that it recognizes its own government as the legitimate China, as opposed to CCP.

[@Kensingh00]

Excuse you are making is not good, America has forced Taiwan not to declare Independence. Taiwan Independence means China is forced to Attack it and thats why usa never let it declare independence. So your statement is good for 1960-1980 Taiwanese who thought they can defeat Soviet China but Korean war, Vietnam War showed that Soviet Chinese defeated Americans. Nowadays Russian failure in Ukraine delayed Chinese attack on Taiwan.

[@arnav428]

@@Kensingh00 why will Taiwan declare independence? They already claim that all of mainland China belongs to them. Why will they declare independence and lose this claim? They also want rest of China just like CCP wants Taiwan.

[@william_8844]

I thought they dropped the 1 child policy