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If anyone pays attention to current Taiwanese politics, you'd know that most Taiwanese people are actually quite...resentful to say the least, of the United States and even Japan. The Diaoyutai dispute has taken its toll. I'd say many of them favor reunification willingly.

Sadly, this does not diminish the plight of the long-oppressed Palestinians.

This is somewhat surprising. I had assumed the Turks' economy was faring rather poorly, being largely dependent on tourism, and what with the Syrian spillover across their borders.

Why does Japan always try to provoke its neighbors?

Interesting.

History speaks the loudest. Even with USSR support during time around Sino-Soviet split, the Vietnamese were easily routed by the PLA. The second time will be little different. Does Vietnam honestly believe it can do anything more than irritate China?

Do most Iranians hate the United States? They have much reason to do so, after all. Some sources say yes, and others seem to indicate your people are in fact quite pro-American, I am just curious.

The Israelis would not DARE do so, ignore their empty threats and childish posturing.

It is deeply disheartening to hear of this, very much so.

India mostly regards Buddhism as nothing more than a political tool these days, and besides, most Hindus have historically looked down on Buddhists anyway. Why do you even care about these Buddhists in Myanmar?

You forget that China has long since surpassed Russia. Neither your nation nor Russia nor any other rival of China in Asia can really threaten Chinese interests. That is just reality.

I have a somewhat random question for you and other Pakistani users here. I've always wondered what your people have really thought of the U.S. and Americans in general. I would assume that most Pakistanis regard the U.S. extremely negatively as of now, and perhaps for good reason.

It is truly disgusting how the U.S. has betrayed Brazil so, how does spying on Brazilians help fight terrorism worldwide?

Putin's proposal is a good one.

The U.S. should apologize to Iran.

For one thing, many Indian politicians and even people have been very ambivalent and even hostile to the US. Anti-Americanism has run fairly deep in India for decades.

I have as of late read the Holy Qu'ran extensively; at one point, I even considered converting to Islam myself. I do not wish to take sides in this dispute; even if the Muslims are imperfect, I would have expected the Buddhists to act better.

Israel should not be speaking.

I used to in a way support Israel in the past, to be honest, but my eyes have since been opened. The Israelis' treatment of their Arab neighbors is despicable and inexcusable. One might almost say that they themselves are the true Nazis in the Middle East.

Perhaps not truly failed state, but one with deeply flawed government.