Alexander Mercouris
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Lavrov in Delhi as India Toys with US and China
News Topic 99:
Modi in Washington: Why India Will Not Become a US Ally
Quad unlikely to evolve beyond a point because of lack of common goals: Indian scholar
Quad unlikely to evolve beyond a point because of lack of common goals: Indian scholar
With India having moved closer to the US in recent years, there have been some voices in India saying New Delhi should abandon its non-alignment policy and tie itself firmly to the US in order to cope with the challenges posed by China’s development. Will New Delhi completely abandon its non-alignment policy?
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“There are no permanent friends and enemies, only permanent interests.” This sums things up very succinctly.
The friends and enemies of different countries are often neither real friends nor real enemies, but only friends of convenience and enemies of convenience as the permanent interests are pursued.
Indians are never trustworthy, nor are the Chinese, Korean, Japanese.
Only Israelis are the trustworthy ones. Just check out this case on newamerican and google “Case 9:21-cv-80589-RKA”.
Re “Only Israelis are the trustworthy ones”, is this sarcasm? The US and Israel are at the top of my “most untrustworthy countries” list.