India has proven itself to be a bad place for foreign companies to do business and a bad place to invest. So what was left is that India was supposed to be the counterweight against China. India had the same size population and it looked like, given enough time to grow, it could be large and influential enough to offset China's influence. The May 7 battle showed the rest of the world that India is far weaker than China militarily, and that it's probably even worse off in other arenas. And so India's value to the rest of the world has massively shrunk. The way other countries treated India's victory celebration delegations shows how little they value India.
The Kashmir conflict 2025.
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In terms of manufacturing ability, infra-logistics and supply chain, India's main competitor is Vietnam now (who outproduces India now, in lesser time with lesser western backing)
Trump is gonna be there, Is Trump gonna Ambush Modi and talk about how he helped with Ceasefire again??? for like 15th time and Modi will be unable to say anything about it. Is it gonna be like a mini-white-house talk down that we have seen others go through.
Please let it be Le Funny
The presenter appeared visibly uncomfortable and completely sidestepped the discussion when Christine pointed out that the primary beneficiaries of the conflict are the Pakistani Army along with Modi, highlighting that Asim Munir had even promoted himself to Field Marshal.
Clearly unsettled, the presenter rushed to move on to the next topic, seemingly fearful of drawing attention from intelligence agencies.
"The Operation had alot more to do with the Optics of Domestic Politics"
Yeah agreed, I mean Pak-army is so saint, I dont think any army/nation-state is completely but not sure if thats a good reason for shoot-ing match between 2 nuclear armed states.
"The ISIS GUY SAYING PAKISTAN IS A DANGEROUS COUNTRY"
Lmaoooo yeah the perception trouble, I think Dr.Christine is also a bit stuck in her criticism from since 2013's Era(Outdated while things have changed alot, esp with Hindutva in the mix) , with too much blame on Pakistan alone and not much on like 5 external forces acting at the time.
At the end 'I dont support imran either' Lmao
But this is off-topic stuff.
Hi,
most of these analysts are not even up to date about Pakistan’s capabilities
against the IAF after getting Rafale, they might know something about PAF
as a institute but the Arsenal and gadgets which Pakistan airforce or land
or naval forces are using are new for the world as been supplied by China and
not been battled tested before, so until unless you have direct link with CIA kind
of agency you don’t have a first handle knowledge about Chinese weapons
but now all of a sudden every other analyst is a knowledgeable person against those
weapons
thank you
most of these analysts are not even up to date about Pakistan’s capabilities
against the IAF after getting Rafale, they might know something about PAF
as a institute but the Arsenal and gadgets which Pakistan airforce or land
or naval forces are using are new for the world as been supplied by China and
not been battled tested before, so until unless you have direct link with CIA kind
of agency you don’t have a first handle knowledge about Chinese weapons
but now all of a sudden every other analyst is a knowledgeable person against those
weapons
thank you
A group started less than a month ago?
It used to be restricted to online articles on Quwa.org for a few years, the live podcasts started around a month ago