THUCYDIDES TRAP
Elon Musk and India -- who needs who more? Here are some pointers
Tesla and India can tango productively, and the latter could well offer the best anchor to make batteries and export them to the world. These would both create much-needed jobs, as well as lead to a platform play for renewables and EVs in India.
China challenging US superpower status is 'not inevitable': Xi Jinping tells American senators
"Competition and confrontation are not consistent with the trend of the times. Still less can it fix one's own problems and address the challenges facing the world," Xi told a US Senate delegation headed by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer during a meeting.
Samir Arora on 2 storytellings that have failed in the market & why
"One storytelling which has failed and rightly so is chemical companies trading at 40 and 50 dimes as if they are some Levers and Colgates of this world. Other than SRF we missed all these chemical companies because we are not used to giving 40 multiple for some fellow making chemicals."
View: The West needs to be careful if they are cheering China's economic misfortunes
The Chinese economy is on a decline, but it isn't exactly good news for the global economy. A China that can buy less from the world - whether in the form of handbags from Italy, copper from Zambia or grain from the United States - will inevitably constrain global growth. Researchers say the West must not think of China's misfortunes as their good fortune.
View: Threat of global conflict will come from Xi’s China
In the longer term, threat to the world order as we know it, of an actual global conflict, is developing from China. Its logical beginning will be from the Indo-Pacific with ramifications across the financial, cyber and digital space.
Waiting for Godot! Can there really be an end to US-China trade war?
I am trying to understand the US-China trade war in the context of ‘The Thucydides Trap’.
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US-China standoff heralds risky shake-up of global order: analysts
The fallout could prove long-lasting, requiring countries in Europe, Asia and Africa to rethink how they engage with two diametrically opposed superpowers.
India to be influential power in future: Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff General Martin Dempsey
As the US is balancing itself in the Pacific in view of the rise of China, top Pentagon General today said India will be an influential player in the future.
India to be influential power in future: Dempsey
As the US is balancing itself in the Pacific in view of the rise of China, top Pentagon General today said India will be an influential player in the future.
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