Peshwa
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I only answer one thing, China has no kimono. Only the hanfu. About 3000 years of history.
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I only answer one thing, China has no kimono. Only the hanfu. About 3000 years of history.
Again a boilerplate response based on an image of Pakistan created by your media. If debt servicing is the basis you decide whether a country should be part of such an organization then consider this.
Brazil spends 44 percent of their budget on debt-servicing, Pakistan spends less than 24 percent. BTW India is spending 25 percent of its budget on debt-servicing.
Our debt to GDP ratio is 64 percent, much lower than yours and Brazil's (both on 69 percent).
So if that is the criteria, why should India and Brazil be part of this organization.
If the news of 17 Turkic horsemen approaching can make the King of Bengal to flee, what else do you expect???? It's embedded into the DNA!!! If the grand master plan of the Indian Chief Gen JN Choudhry, supported by the entire might of the Indian army and implemented with the utmost secrecy, is foiled by a Major, what else can they do?????Indian inferiority at full display. From CPEC to BRICS plus. Highly insecure country. Always feeling threatened by others. Always searching for needless conspiracy theories.
Wow, you are acting as if India has no external debt at all. Sir you owe international money lenders more than $485 Billion and your government is borrowing to pay the interest over it, infact 77% of your new long-term loans are for servicing of the existing loans.Your bogus response is appreciated. Firstly, it is a canard to mention the total debt servicing ratio, because what is needed to be addressed is external debt. The question is not the percentage of debt servicing. It is about
A. Who you owe the debt to.
B. How the debt is serviced.
Most functional economies owe most of their debt domestically. So does India. Domestic debt can be serviced in any manner the government seems fit in consultation with the central bank. We do it through accruals and raising money by selling government instruments within the country.
Pakistan repays it's external debt by using tranches it received from the IMF. And the remainder by selling bonds to international buyers. Which means more international debt. In other words, a hand to mouth existence. Do you understand?
Thanks to the Chinese, CPEC will the connect the Turkic world to the subcontinent once again Insha'Allah. For some folks, it wasn't like "Sha'd Ba'd" the last time(s) it occurred!!!!China will help Pakistan through CPEC.
Indian inferiority at full display. From CPEC to BRICS plus. Highly insecure country. Always feeling threatened by others. Always searching for needless conspiracy theories.
A great observation. These are the universal Imperial games which warrant to be played with the right mindsets. Incidentally, it's slowly disappearing from the Western folks after enjoying it for >300 years at a stretch. By the by, it's cyclic by nature, but some folks love to always end up at the wrong side!!!There is no such thing as BRICS anymore.... when india broke the ranks and went to seek patronage from the opponents of BRICS. Brazil went under due to coupe.
There is only RC in the current BRICS i.e Russia+China.
As the global power balance shits Eastwards.... new equations are emerging.
Time for RC expansion on all fronts as we see from Sino-Pak-Rus-Iran understanding. OBOR and EEU merging. SCO expanding.....
CPEC framework expanding to include CA & Turkey and down the road ME including Eygte and Africa.
Any equations which do not include Pak and Indonessia are bound to unravel.
Soon we shall see the BRICS 2.0 mirroring G20. Long game this...
R+C are building a parrallel universe with China as the Financial Centre of Gravity.
Winning without doing battel is the heighest Virtue!
infact 77% of your new long-term loans are for servicing of the existing loans.
Your external debt is 22.7% of your Gross National Income, which is comparable to 23.9% of Pakistan's debt to GNI ratio which in turn is lower than Brazil's 24.1%.
Indian inferiority at full display. From CPEC to BRICS plus. Highly insecure country. Always feeling threatened by others. Always searching for needless conspiracy theories.
No matter what, at the end of the day, all India wants is Pak to be "dead and gone"!!!!and what would stop India inviting Vietnam, Indonesia to the BRICS plus then? and why should India object to any other countries joining the BRICS? its not really a security grouping. its just an economic grouping. it might even help in bridging the economic pacts - like the pipeline from India to Central Asia etc
Doval the Devil wants to fight till the "Last Afgan". Pak's job is to sort that "Last Afgan" out ASAP. By the by, isn't it the same Afgan folks who desecrated their Somnath Temple and captured Delhi and decimated the Marahta army???? Dying man catches at a straw, but this time it turned out to be an anaconda!!!India first stop supporting TTP ... Pakistan has geniune concern ... We are facing proved terrorist attacks from Afghanistan not like Indain brain fart terrorism ...
A great observation. These are the universal Imperial games which warrant to be played with the right mindsets. Incidentally, it's slowly disappearing from the Western folks after enjoying it for >300 years at a stretch. By the by, it's cyclic by nature, but some folks love to always end up at the wrong side!!!
Or maybe their fragile superiority at work. The frequent use of the term "Exclusive Elite Club" on Indian media, or by Indian posters, may reflect their desire to be viewed as somewhat "superior". China's proposal of a more inclusive "BRICS PLUS", actually hurts India's "superiority complex", as it dilutes the "exclusiveness" that Indian are so fond of.
your comment are baseless and biased, if india remains out of sc, she cannot veto any move / resolution raised by Pakistan against her dirty work, she will be dependent on big daddy.No it is not. It is just petty jealousy. Even if India gets into the SC, Pakistan can continue to rely on China to do its dirty work like blocking moves against terrorists etc. And India's veto power will never come into play because it will either back US/UK/France or China/Russia depending on the issue. So Pakistan's interests are in no way affected.