EP-92|Decoding bankrupt Pak, aggressive China & India’s strategy with Gautam Bambawale & C Rajamohan

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Published 2023-08-27
Prime Minister Modi and President Xi came face to face at the BRICS summit at Johannesburg last week, but there was no bilateral meeting scheduled. The freeze remains. Pakistan could not get into the grouping though it had China’s backing. Battling economic crisis and political instability Pakistan has been offered respite from UAE which has decided to invest in assets of Pakistan. But there are going to be strings attached this time. Former Indian Ambassador to China who has also served as Indian high commissioner to Pakistan Gautam Bambawale and C. Raja Mohan, senior fellow at Asia Society Policy Institute explain China and UAE’s relationship with Pakistan and where the US fits into this new jigsaw puzzle. Watch or listen in to this edition of ANI podcast with Smita Prakash, to understand how these new developments will affect geopolitics in the Indo-pacific region. During the conversation the experts analyse different aspects of the Belt and Road Initiative, China–Pakistan Economic Corridor, and the violent attacks in Balochistan. The panel also discusses "Gulf Route to Pakistan” a paper authored by Raja Mohan which provides deep insights on the economic affairs of Pakistan and how Pak Army has now decided to get UAE to bail them out. The panel also talks about Imran Khan’s arrest, protest against Pak Army, U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and India’s growing stature in the world stages with Pakistan losing its importance in West as well as China.

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction
3:39 - Ongoing crisis in Pakistan & Imran Khan's arrest
15:47 - BRICS, Belt & Road, CPEC & Balochistan
25:17 - China-Pak alliance & China's economic crisis
29:22 - 'Gulf Route to Pak' by C Rajamohan explained
38:48 - Pakistan's role & America's interests
44:00 - Mistakes of Imran and a failed economy
52:03 - India's relations with US and USSR
59:03 - Analysing Indo- Pak relations

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All Comments (21)
  • @bipin1948
    This year when PM ModiJi visited Whitehouse, we as common citizens were permitted to enter the Whitehouse ground. We were provided Indian and US flags and plastic rain pancho and water was provided on the ground. While when Manmohan Sing visited ven reporters were not provided water.
  • I'm from Pakistan, Hope everyone doing well, The people in this podcast are very good and sensible they didn't show one side view and tell us Truly what is happening now in Pakistan and what's happened . And the people of Pakistan now know our army role, You ppls are genius and better know above two lines means 😉
  • @dharam1718
    Most Indians and Indian commentators forget wherever Americans go there is confrontation with neighbors and decrease economic activity in that area in long term,so Indians be careful not to fall into complacency
  • The quality of the discussion is very sober, intellectual on part of the participants & the anchor. This is what India represents. Indians have become more articulate, know what they want, more aspirational, with zeal to take the Country forward on path to Economic prosperity. Jai Bharat !
  • @SudhaKiranGsk
    If views were any metric, you could just guess how popular this format is In this age of concentrated content for puppy attention spans, this 1 and half hour unbiased video is thriving This just signifies the maturity of our society
  • @nizampalace
    This is such a rich conversation! Light years ahead of other journalists!
  • @isacr4063
    I am not clear why Mr Raja Mohan feels india pak connectivity is an eventuality. I am not convinced that it's in india best interests in next 15 years. If it 's just the scare of migration, we should have hard border measures. After all, can we not block entry of migrants with guns thanks to pakistans gun culture?
  • @haseena1
    I am a Pakistani. Watched your programme for the first time. Very well conducted and unbiased.
  • @user-rg7jt4xp9y
    The 'first BJP PM' of India brought India back from the morass we were in. Otherwise, we could have been in a worse position than what Pakistan is in right now.
  • @ritikraj9181
    Being a upsc aspirant I am very keen to listen CRaja mohan because generally I read his articles on Indian express only. I quote him in many IR answers in my answers.
  • @s20233s
    I am shocked to know from the ambassador’s comment that on PM Manmohan Singh visit in 2005 the indian contingent was not even provided with water during the joint statement with Bush
  • @vvanamali6286
    I am shaking my head in disbelief listening to Sri Bambawale's comments regarding the possibility of trading with the Islamic Republic of Pakistan; expected something way better from a person who has served as Indian High Commisioner in IRP. Even when IRP was weak, it has never failed to cause harm to India. Only when it is really down on the mat, as it is now, will it reduce (on a relative scale) its interferene. If we make the mistake of resuming trade, which in turn will help IRP towards getting back on its feet, it will ratchet up sharply its attacks on India. Hence, if we care about our safety and security, we should not do even the littlest of things that is likely to help it. If we haven't learnt this lesson even after decades, centruries, and millennia of dealing with "the religion of peace(!)", then we'll have only ourselves to blame. Sushant Sareen is one of the few people who really understands IRP. Just blindly follow Sushant's advice to the letter as far as IRP is concerned. Never ever ever ever help IRP, unless you want the kiss of death.
  • @majeedqasim1718
    Smita... Thanks for hosting a logical discussion by two wise gentlemen. Love from Pakistan
  • @bhayo8522
    A superb analysis by two of the best and most experienced geopolitical commentators of India, and equally well moderated by Smita Prakash. The whole podcast was really enlightening!
  • @jvsuryanarayana
    An excellent discussion! Raja Mohan Gandhi is just amazing! The Pakistanis were told that India was abysmally poor and weak while Pakistan was shining like a star high in the sky. It is dawning on these Pakistanis that India has gone so far ahead that Pakistan can never catch up. Who is to blame? Obviously, the Army, as they were the ones who claimed credit for every thing happening in that Country.
  • @FullHD-ng2mg
    No talk and no trade with Pakistan Pakistan is like a snake, snake will bite you regardless you feed or not Biting is inherent character of Pakistani mindset
  • @ghazanfardar1630
    One of the best programs on the assessment of situation in & around Pakistan. The participants' views & analysis are scintillating & spot on. Very well moderated by Samita Prakash.
  • @YATIN0
    ANI, This is such a brilliant podcast. So much info.... Thanks but... You can post 10 podcasts a day. And we will watch them when we get time. Just so you know. Why don't these amazing podcasts be posted on time? Why so late? It has lost its relevance just because it's posted so late. Same has happened with the Fadnavis episode and so many other podcasts. That's terribly sad.
  • Well done Smitha. Tough and concurrent issues with lonks to 75 year past. Most importantly you ask right question and wait patiently for the answer from experts. Honesty, humility is evident. You dont do agressive, assertive interruptions ( which is India media style ) and you use subtle humour too. Fresh air indeed. Keep it going
  • @dineshpatel4588
    I am watching from UK. Smita l have read your profile and was very impressed with what knowledge skill and experience you have gained over the years. I have stopped watching TV instead love watching all your podcast. I am 74 and learning alot about whats happening in India a country l love the most. I visit India every year and fill so much at home. Keep up the good work and good health and best wishes from UK.