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Trade will improve and it should improve. It would be a stupid move if we put restrictions on trade because of this. However there will be more active participation from India in the anti-China alliance and more drills in south China sea no matter how strongly China condemns it.
Then ask your Omnipotent Govt to stop whining about Indian oil exploration in Vietnamese territory.Trade will continue, China will make more money against India. India have no issues with China in SCS but Indian navy continue to conduct navy drills with Vietnamese and Philippines navy flexing its 56 inch chest. India have nothing to gain but more to lose by demonstrating immature stunts.
Very true my friend.
China has complete power over "Made In China" goods manufactured for a non-Chinese company and also Rare elements sourced from China used in electronics manufactured by other nations.
For example if a rare earth element sourced from China used in manufacturing of electronics for US ICBMs.
CCP leadership can exercise full control over how USA uses, and can demonstrate its control by stating:
"I, the supreme divine heavenly omnipotent authority CCP command you lowly mortals of USA to not use our Chinese extracted rare earth elements in your ICBM electronics "
American leadership will respond to this by saying:
"Yes your highness, we lowly Americans mortals will remove all the electronics containing Chinese extracted rare earth elements right away from our missile targeting you. Just please do not unleash your wrath upon us"
Congrats to your nation on this great achievement
The area is disputed that is why China objected. If you truly drilled in Vietnamese territory than there is no issue. However, when China's navy cross the Indian Ocean on international water Indians become wary. One Indian offical quoted, "We are watching their every move."Then ask your Omnipotent Govt to stop whining about Indian oil exploration in Vietnamese territory.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...uted-South-China-Sea/articleshow/44960780.cms
No one country gains in a multilateral trade. China is in enough trouble in the South China Sea the last thing it wants is to have another axis of power in the south China sea and in the Indian ocean against it. What China did in the UN and now in the NSG was an immature stunt and there will be implications in the relationship between the two.Trade will continue, China will make more money against India. India have no issues with China in SCS but Indian navy continue to conduct navy drills with Vietnamese and Philippines navy flexing its 56 inch chest. India have nothing to gain but more to lose by demonstrating immature stunts.
Seems Pakistanis are more worried about Indian reactions then chinese .
A big outcome of the NSG failure is that India will now not ratify the Paris Agreement anytime soon. That agreement is a key element of US President Barack Obama's legacy.
There is difference between objecting and being wary.The area is disputed that is why China objected. If you truly drilled in Vietnamese territory than there is no issue. However, when China's navy cross the Indian Ocean on international water Indians become wary. One Indian offical quoted, "We are watching their every move."
Did you enjoy same way when we got into MTCR?