India and the United States: Political proximity plus technological handshake, cooperation or concern?
Let's talk about India and the United States, two "good friends" today. It seems that the two countries are getting closer and closer, political hooks, and frequent nods in scientific and technological cooperation, this apparent harmony is really eye-catching. You see, the little gestures between them, such as military Xi exercises, intelligence sharing, and the warm exchanges in the high-tech field, are simply exemplary of exemplary partners.
But, having said that, this kind of "friendship" is not a little mixed with calculation. Especially in the area of religious freedom, the United States has added a lot of obstacles to India. The "Commission on International Religious Freedom" in the United States, that thing sounds quite lofty, right? Recently, there was a report on how India has restricted religious freedom, and even wants to label India as a "country of special concern." Oh my god, this is not a light blow!
But seriously, this committee is not all about benevolence, righteousness and morality. Some people say that it may be a pretense, but in fact, it wants to take the opportunity to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries. If you look at it, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has unceremoniously sanctioned it, "You old man should take care of your own family affairs first, and then talk about others!" After all, every family has a scripture that is difficult to read.
Let's talk about the things inside India. The British colonial period has left a lot of legacy problems, and now the Modi government has taken up the banner of supporting Hinduism in order to unite the people. But you know what? The assassination of a Sikh leader overseas is not simple? The motive behind it is deep - to prevent Western forces from using them to contain India's progress.
So let's look at the entire geopolitical map! If India is divided or has many problems, to be honest, it may really be a bit "good" for China. It's always good to be less stressed. So from a certain point of view, India's twists and turns are not an opportunity for China.
In summary, in this article, we explore a range of complex and delicate issues in a colloquial but professional way: from the growing relationship between the two great democracies to religious freedom issues, internal contradictions to transnational assassinations, to geopolitical analysis to the potential benefits for China. Although there are many topics, clear positions, and critical opinions, we always try to maintain an impartial, objective and in-depth interpretation of complex phenomena, and hope to provide readers with a perspective to think about the problem from multiple perspectives.