Build one in every room in every school, church and hospital in the US.
That's good for the economy.
What if it is made in the PRC?
Build one in every room in every school, church and hospital in the US.
That's good for the economy.
The USA has truly lost the plot given its current loss poor ability to be a diplomat. Honestly does China or Russia need to try because the USA seems hell bent on making things easier for them"US pressures India for quick accountability in Sikh separatist murder plot
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- U.S. officials urge India for speedy investigation and accountability
- Indictment charges Indian ex-spy with plotting against Sikh separatist
- Accusations strain U.S.-India relations amid strategic partnership" reuters
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A few areas in the already disputed Sino-Indian border ala McMahon Line is agreeably negotiable BUT Aksai Chin is most definitely NOT as it is a gigantic salient thrusting into Tibet and Xinjiang with a definite danger to split these 2 Chinese regions and Mao and Zhou EnUh, FYI just Aksai Chin, a small portion of the China-India "border dispute" is already larger than Taiwan. Back in the Qing dynasty Taiwan was also China's borderlands, analogous to Aksai Chin today.
Giving up land so India will be "neutral" during WWIII? Lmao, do I even need to bring out more WWII analogies?
Times changed, it's not now negotiable anymore. China will need water for this.A few areas in the already disputed Sino-Indian border ala McMahon Line is agreeably negotiable BUT Aksai Chin is most definitely NOT as it is a gigantic salient thrusting into Tibet and Xinjiang with a definite danger to split these 2 Chinese regions and Mao and Zhou En
lai knew this and the 1962 war was to get AksaiChin firmly in Chinese control forever and eliminate a very real potential threat.
Replacing a shitty enemy with a competent socialist one is a bad idea. India is hostile across all political spectrum. Much like a communist Vietnam did not solve the hostility. It merely swapped from US aligned enemy to Soviet aligned enemy to independent enemy. Partly it is a geographical reality.I would love to see a truly People's Republic in India as well. But let us be real. The Soviet Union happened in the aftermath of the first world world war. The PRC happened in the aftermath of the hundred years of humiliation and the second world war. Whereas the material conditions of present day India show no way forward to such a communist takeover of India. So China has got to deal with this problematic neighbour no matter what. And there the pragmatism of the CPC is clearly on display.
Looks like a short photo op meeting.
Seems talks have already finished? Wonder did anything come of this.