The Pacific Rim

The Pacific Rim.

NATO needs a strong Indian presence in the APAC.

With Pakistan's alignment to communist China, the United States has fewer options to influence the Mallaca Strait without Indian support. India also needs to check Chinese influence in communist Bengal, Chattisgadh, Gadhchiroli, Telangana & Kerala, and its North Eastern provinces in which trickels down a maoist decree from Beijing that aspires to create a Red Corridor from Arunachal Pradesh, Nepal & Bangladesh to the Indian Ocean.

The two greatest economies of the world desire to have an indirect influence over the great Indian Peninsula and the IOR. At an economy of $3.5 trillion India is way behind China and the US. But is still a major player in the south Asian geopolitics. 

NATO is doing its job in safeguarding its interests in Europe, and given the history of Europe-they always have found the Bear scary alongwith a fragile balance of power between Berlin, Vienna, Paris and Moscow. At the 5th largest GDP in the world, India will seek its interests in south Asia, Indonesia, Malaysia and Sri Lanka and Eastern Africa to counter the Chinese economic blockade. This is the reason that in today's moment Europe cannot dictate the Indian foreign policy with an colonial mindset. If the West dwells in the sweet memories of its imperial colonial dominance in the APAC, an aggressive China will annex Taiwan - block the south China sea and influence the Austrailian northern terrtories. This clearly is not in benefit of India either, since it affects the cultural and economic stability in Java, Sumatra & Malay sectors.

With this understanding, a balance in south Asia can be achieved for European Trade and India's interests.

Modi's presence at the G7 and in the APAC is about NATO seeking to avoid the invasion of Taiwan and India seeking footprints in Chinese infested Pacific waters.

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