China India tensions on impact to Global economy possible china India war

[DrBeer]

It seems that China, having received the "last Chinese warning" from the US, has decided to start behaving a little more adequately.... Plus, the Chinese authorities understand perfectly well that the Chinese economy is completely dependent on the given markets and finances, and playing games with pariah countries and terrorist countries will only accelerate the loss of markets and investments. In addition, for example, Russia, as a raw material appendage and "guinea pig", will not go anywhere from China, because it is completely dependent on Chinese supplies of everything!
The year 2024 will be quite interesting in terms of China's attempts to maneuver between the bravado of "we are the second economy of the world/the whole world depends on us" and the plea of "leave us something and don't throw us out of Western markets, please!". At the same time, as a totalitarian regime with complexes, it will still try to "crap on its neighbors" or try to show its fake "greatness" in some places

[Argoo]

The relationship between two large countries is very, very complicated, where there are times when they are of the same direction and cooperating, but on certain issues there are times when they have different paths and sometimes cause conflict at the border. And even though there is the US behind India, when we talk about the Asian region, we all know which country has a big influence in that region. And the feud between India and China has not yet found common ground, so there is a possibility that in the future there will be a quite fierce trade war between India and China, and the bad thing is that this feud could end in a prolonged conflict on the Himalayan border.

Against the backdrop of Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine, China is very active in its claims to Taiwan and the war for this island looks more real than a big war with India. The Chinese government maneuvers between the United States and Europe, on the one hand, and Russia, on the other. But due to the fact that many sanctioned goods from China enter the Russian market, especially electronics, which are used in the war against Ukraine, China’s relations with Europe and the United States are deteriorating. Having so many big problems, China will not conflict with India, much less start a big war against it.

[G_Besar]

Against the backdrop of Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine, China is very active in its claims to Taiwan and the war for this island looks more real than a big war with India. The Chinese government maneuvers between the United States and Europe, on the one hand, and Russia, on the other. But due to the fact that many sanctioned goods from China enter the Russian market, especially electronics, which are used in the war against Ukraine, China’s relations with Europe and the United States are deteriorating. Having so many big problems, China will not conflict with India, much less start a big war against it.

Will the Asian region become a region to show the battlefields from the Middle East, Russia to China? This is completely inconceivable because war could trigger bad things for the market and also for certain entities so I also do not expect that China will fight India in terms of war. But if China starts fighting Taiwan for something, of course this should not trigger other countries to interfere in it so that it can cause market conditions for any goods to experience bad things for them.

The Chinese government does not need to carry out excessive maneuvers with countries that do not need to be involved in their problems so far because the Chinese only need to solve the problems they are facing themselves, as has been done by Russia, which is currently still at war with Ukraine. And America also doesn't need to get involved in the two problems being faced by these two countries because America is another party that doesn't need to involve itself in every problem in Asia.

[Argoo]

Against the backdrop of Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine, China is very active in its claims to Taiwan and the war for this island looks more real than a big war with India. The Chinese government maneuvers between the United States and Europe, on the one hand, and Russia, on the other. But due to the fact that many sanctioned goods from China enter the Russian market, especially electronics, which are used in the war against Ukraine, China’s relations with Europe and the United States are deteriorating. Having so many big problems, China will not conflict with India, much less start a big war against it.

Will the Asian region become a region to show the battlefields from the Middle East, Russia to China? This is completely inconceivable because war could trigger bad things for the market and also for certain entities so I also do not expect that China will fight India in terms of war. But if China starts fighting Taiwan for something, of course this should not trigger other countries to interfere in it so that it can cause market conditions for any goods to experience bad things for them.

The Chinese government does not need to carry out excessive maneuvers with countries that do not need to be involved in their problems so far because the Chinese only need to solve the problems they are facing themselves, as has been done by Russia, which is currently still at war with Ukraine. And America also doesn't need to get involved in the two problems being faced by these two countries because America is another party that doesn't need to involve itself in every problem in Asia.

In our world, almost any significant events in politics are very interconnected. If civilized states had not provided assistance to Ukraine in its defense from Russian aggression, China would have long ago attacked Taiwan, as other potential aggressors would have done, seeing that our world does not have effective measures to deter the aggressor. Therefore, non-intervention in military conflicts by world states will not only not contribute to the extinction of military hotbeds, it will encourage other aggressors to attack weaker and smaller states and the world will plunge into endless wars, as was the case before.