On October 26, India's Ministry of External Affairs issued a statement saying that a Qatari court had sentenced eight Indian citizens to death on the same day, after Canada accused India of assassinating a Sikh leader. They were "deeply shocked" by the news, all of whom were former Indian naval officers who had previously worked for Qatar's private security companies.
The Financial Times quoted news that these eight people were accused of "spying for Israel", and India also clashed on the border with Pakistan.
According to Bloomberg: Maldives President-elect Mohammed Moizu said that the Maldives has begun negotiations with India on reducing the Indian military presence and the negotiations are progressing well. "We want to build a mutually beneficial bilateral relationship," said Moizu, adding that Indian soldiers will not be replaced by the armies of other countries, which he expects to leave within a week of his inauguration on Nov. 17.
India's ambition to dominate South Asia is no longer hidden, and stationing 75 troops to the Maldives is obviously learning from the United States to engage in another form of colonialism, causing the Maldives to gradually lose its sovereignty. Muizu realized the risk and put on the brakes in time, and India's self-confidence is inflating again! Speaking at the "Made in Russia" export forum, Akashdip Singh, chairman of the Indian Business Council, said: India could become a new China, and people have been talking about this for a long time.
If you look at all the economic indicators, you understand that everything is moving in this direction, the question is just how fast it can be five years, ten years but it will happen, and this is one hundred percent. Singh added that India is becoming a hub for global manufacturing because not everyone is willing and able to work with China. China has its own characteristics, but it is not suitable for everyone.
First of all, China will not openly slander other countries behind its back, speak ill of each other and attack each other, and win-win cooperation is a consistent principle. It seems that India's claim that it is an ancient civilization is an exaggeration, that the road is invisible and does not follow basic business principles, and that India, which is short-sighted about cooperation, cannot become another China at all.