India should not become tool in US’s strategy to counter China: UN advisor
United Nations advisor Professor Jeffrey Sachs on Wednesday emphasized that India should not allow itself to be used as a tool in Washington’s strategy to counter Beijing.
United Nations advisor Professor Jeffrey Sachs on Wednesday emphasized that India should not allow itself to be used as a tool in Washington’s strategy to counter Beijing.
Speaking at a seminar in Guwahati titled “Ensuring Water Security, Ecological Integrity, and Disaster Resilience in the Sub-Himalayan Region: The Case of the Brahmaputra”, Gao reminded the gathering of the June 2000 flood disaster, caused by the sudden release of water from the upper reaches of the river in Tibet.
China’s latest overture to Pakistan’s military signals more than just a routine strengthening of bilateral naval ties.
A heavy sell-off was witnessed on Monday as the market opened with benchmark indices crashing over 5 per cent in early trade.
US President Donald Trump on Friday said China had “panicked” by retaliating to his reciprocal tariff with a matching levy of 34 per cent on all imported goods from America.
Meanwhile, the Chinese Embassy in Russia shared a "US bombing list" posted by Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian on Twitter on Saturday, saying "Never forget who's the real threat to the world."
the deal comes within efforts to diversify armament resources and modernise the country's air force and armed forces units.
More so in light of the fact that the US main security challenge is China indeed, as the latest developments in the standoff between Kiev and Moscow indicate, he added.
This is bad news for those pushing nativist agendas but a welcome addition to the growing pool of evidence which shows that research and development (R&D), innovation, and the subsequent outcomes for multinational corporations (MNCs) are tied to liberal immigration policies. Just a few decades ago, emerging markets constituted a negligible share of global patent production.
This question, about whether he would condemn Chinese atrocities against the Uighur Muslims, effectively stood for whether Pakistan would stand with the liberal order and its centring of human rights, or with China. There was a time immediately after the collapse of the former USSR in 1989 that suggested that unlike international orders that have existed before, the liberal order would last forever.