TIME TO ACCEPT THAT TALKS WITH CHINA WON’T HELP

India and China are in a standoff with each other for more than 5 months in eastern Ladakh. Eastern Ladakh has signifiable strained relations between New Delhi and Beijing. Both sides are talked about being held a series of high-level military to resolve the border. But no breakthrough has been achieved to end the standoff.

“Chinese Communist Party’s territorial aggression is also apparent on its Indian border where china has attempted to seize control of the line of actual control by force”, US National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien said in a remark on china. China is territorial aggression is also true in the Taiwan Strait where the Peoples Liberation Army (PLA) Navy and air force continue to conduct threatening military.

Beijing signature international development programmed; One Belt One Road (OBOR) involves impoverished companies taking unsustainable Chinese loans to pay Chinese firms employing Chinese laborites to built their infrastructure. Many of the projects are unnecessary.

The time has come to accept that dialogue and agreements will not persuade or compel the people’s republic of china to change. There is nothing to be gained from looking the other way or turning the other cheek. The US must stand up to the Chinese and the American people. US President Donald Trump administration has adopted an objective approach to china. That approach he said has two primary objectives and also, he is working to prevent companies that answer to Chinese communist parties.

One important thing that Mr. O’Brien said is one of the most key partnerships for the US in the 21st century is India. At last, he said that the US competes with China