Just in case you don't know the "story", 1 Indian soldier killed 16 PLA troops.
Less Bollywood movies...
Just in case you don't know the "story", 1 Indian soldier killed 16 PLA troops.
Uighur mistreatment by Chinese is not Indian propaganda. British sites like guardian and BBC are the ones saying this .
Can we please stop posting obvious BS? I don't know how much such stupid stuff - besides some sort of amusement - adds to this discussion and we should be careful in not derailing this anyway tensed issue with reposting of such crap.
By the way, there have been some reports about a PLA Army Aviation Brigade with Z-10s being transferred to Tibet/Xizang ... does anyone have a proof or at least link to this?
The Indian lies and stories will only get worse and more messy. They've been upping the ante ever since the first "anonymous report" suggesting 5 PLA fatalies as soon as India released information that 3 IA soldiers were lost.
The official casualty number from PLA is the least important thing to India. It's like cutting your finger off to show someone that you are serious, yet they don't care. India has a zillion ways to spin PLA's number, why is that important?
The thinking of helping Modi save face and deescalate is very piece meal fashion and does harm to the long term stability of the border. China should think in broader, longer term, not just how to get out of the current crisis.
The idea of help Modi de-escalate is dangerous. It underestimate India society's ability to form public opinion based on the interest THEY see. It underestimates India military's appetite to take casualties. A few dozen casualties, a private humiliation, means nothing to them. Last year they had fighter jets shot down, pilot captured, helicopter crashed, but nothing changed. Why this time is any different?
On the contrary, China's goodwill can only been seen as a sign of weakness,i.e. China is eager to deescalate. If I'm Modi, I would draw the conclusion that China is afraid of economic backlash.
And that might not be too far from the truth either, that Chinese leadership is afraid of economic backlash. Otherwise, why not disclose the casualty number which every normal country in the world would do, which means nothing to India!
Knowing the thinking of your opponent is really important. If you have been dealing with someone and things don't work, change it instead of keep repeating the same failed approach again and again.
Chinese S 400,Hypothetical employment
It wasn't. It was some Global Times reporter on Twitter quoting an Indian fake news account.But as far as I remember it was a Chinese report at CCTV
Absolutely in the medium and long term he is doing a service to every nation which suffers brain drain to the US. However it is an absolute diplomatic FU to India in light of everything that's been happening in India and Modi's current situation.
There is a great limit to how much Chinese H1B holders can learn from the US these days. The atomic age is over. For India however, H1B people can bring them a lot of progress like the Chinese from the 1920s to maybe even 2010s. We're approaching a time where it's overall more beneficial to not lose any more talent than to have the few return to China, bringing knowledge that's well and truly beyond what China's been capable of in the past. It couldn't have been timed better.
A very balanced documentary on the 1962 war and the events leading up to it. Probably the best made one considering the neutral Western tone as opposed to the singular Indian coverage.