bozorgmehr
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This has nothing to do with either money or the higher bidder no matter how much that might suit your argument. This is about the basis for demanding special treatment, it is only reasonable that you outline what special behaviour have you shown towards India that makes your expectations justified.
As for issues between two countries, an attempt to assassinate an Israeli diplomat on Indian soil led in the direction of Iran. Some trustworthiness that.
Iran was behind bomb plot against Israeli diplomats, investigators find | World news | The Guardian
lol... who said anything about money? And if you think sticking to your own word means giving others special treatment, well once again you're proving my point.
You are the one who claimed trustworthiness is meaningless in international relationships. And I've been claiming the very exact opposite. That nations' values and principles inform the policies they adopt. And that advanced nations are advanced, precisely because of those principles and values. And furthermore, that lack of principles lead to a mercenary and 'up-for-sale' mentality with the painful consequences that you are aware of.