Azizam
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Sure you are correct on many things but I expected the new government to take a neutral stance instead of picking one over the other.You'll have to ask that to the then government in power for which I hold no brief. I consider them to have been asleep while Indian interest was undermined both at home and abroad. In fact, that the Chinese ever got to think that their silly 'string of pearls' was serious was because of an ineffective and weak government in India.
China has neither the military nor the political influence to be an imperial power, particularly if the US is interested in the region and ties with India on top of their existing relationship with Japan. Too many powerful countries have too much to lose with a powerful China and China is not powerful enough to counter the combined effect. The Chinese often write cheques their might cannot cash.
That they seem to have been so easily sidelines in SL is an example of how actually delusional Chinese imperial ambitions are. It was not just India you know. Japan and Us certainly played their role. The Chinese need to read up history and learn from Europe and the US and not rush things.
Glad that you atleast accepted Chinese imperial delusions. The next question is why would you wish for an imperial wannabe to begin to take over your country?
I don't see how this project is related to military and how India's interests are threatened due to this project. It was purely commercial. If it is the harbour then it is understandable but why this project?