Who is afraid from China Russia Nexus?
From Ukraine to Pakistan indications of fear
are visible
Politics
of sanctions and supporting disturbances in numerous countries is futile in
this post-cold war world where engagement and trade are leading forces. Realization
of growing trade links of China with neighboring regions all nation states are
also trying to use this opportunity. It is a paradox for those who are trying
to revive Cold War days. New realities and shifting of pressures are now
dictating rules of games. Since 1989, Europe and US has imposed restrictions on
military technology exports to China and in recent past “A significant
number of the economic sanctions that the United States
and European Union have imposed on Russia involve not just
restrictions on exports of advanced and dual-use technologies,
but also technology aimed at purely civilian use.” These sanctions strengthen
Sino-Russian relations and it is growing day by day. “Undeniably, Chinese high
technology still lags behind that of Europe and the U.S., but Chinese
industry has nearly met or even surpassed Western levels of development
in some specific areas. For example, the fastest supercomputer
in the world is the Chinese Tianhe-2, and China has made
significant progress in building high-speed rail links that are
of great interest to Russia.”
From
2005, first time in his life India, get a chance to become an American ally and
from 2010 U.S.-India Strategic Dialogue started. But Chinese
are also investing in India. “The key element of the U.S. rebalance strategy is
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). The U.S. is attempting to establish free
trade zones in the Asia-Pacific with the help of TPP. However, India has not
been invited to participate in the negotiation process.”
In this scenario instead of developing a consensus for future
Pakistan some forces are active against government and media is playing a bad
role by telecasting their live speeches.
Some useful links
- http://www.themoscowtimes.com/opinion/article/russia-must-expand-relationship-with-china/508425.html
- http://bbs.chinadaily.com.cn/thread-1162615-1-1.html
- http://usa.chinadaily.com.cn/epaper/2014-10/10/content_18718271.htm
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