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That is the catch, malaysia soros case is tip of the iceberg what could happen, really tight and harsh control of currency stock market has to be in place, for start.All that is true even if we don't use the INR to pay for our international trade. INR is a freely convertible currency.
That is the catch, malaysia soros case is tip of the iceberg what could happen, really tight and harsh control of currency stock market has to be in place, for start.
That is credible risk, if you are transitioning from colony up to indenpendent state towards global power you are becoming competitor in game rules are changed.Soros did what he did because the currency was not feely convertible.
Besides India has a 600 Billion + foreign reserve so there are not many players who can do currency manipulation. Only G7 nations can and that would be an act of war.
That is credible risk, if you are transitioning from colony up to indenpendent state towards global power you are becoming competitor in game rules are changed.
War is not conducted only with weapons it is multidimensional thing today.Its a credible risk only if they go to war with India.
By that logic, every nuke in every country is a credible risk. But they are not considered risk because in a rational world, war is the last resort of the incompetent or the desperate.
And we can all see such bunch coming from a mile away and prepare.
War is not conducted only with weapons it is multidimensional thing today.
Idealistic approach, greed transformed into state aparatus prevent such utopia, frictions are always present in world affairsTrue, but who would want to pick a fight with India when they can do trade with India and make their lives better ?
Rest of the world does not think like pakistan.
Seems like a good idea.
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Will pass through Haifa Israel.
Saudia and Germany are also included.
I don't know what is it's relevancy with GAZA, but my sixth sense says there is some relevancy. That's why Germany is actively supporting Israel and Saudia is silent over Gaza.
But if it is energy corridor, then sooner or later Greece would try to jump in. In that case, Turkey might face difficulties over oil extraction from Mediterranean. And if this project becomes a success, then what about BRI? Is China still in interested in it?
I mean a lot of ifs and buts.
Idealistic approach, greed transformed into state aparatus prevent such utopia, frictions are always present in world affairs
Time will, tell, you are the weakest link among large populated states aspiring to be global factor, just do not grab bite you can not chew.There are no idealistic approach in real politik.
Even Taliban uses islam as a political tool to grab power and make money.
Greed and Fear is the only reality in this world and we all find path of least resistance to address both. Same is true for nations. Walking this path is called "world affairs".
Picking a fight with the largest nation in the world (population) is NOT the path of least resistance. Its a path of maximum resistance.
Its not like there has not been attempts to manipulate INR, but RBI has always see it and has done what is required to restore equilibrium.