China’s propaganda media accuses India of a “hegemonic spirit in South Asia,” but despite mainland conspiracies, anti-China Lai Qingde wins Taiwan’s general election with 40% of the votes. The Chinese government’s subsequent comments reveal Xi Jinping’s imperialistic Middle Kingdom mindset. Shinpei government.
An electoral victory for the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DP) in the three-way contest will undoubtedly be a boon for China, as the Communist government may have to reconsider its 2026-2027 military plans to annex democratic Taiwan. It will be a setback. Just as China’s founding father Mao Zedong paid homage to, and Deng Xiaoping gave economic authority to, supreme leader Xi Jinping sees himself as the unifier of the Middle Kingdom. A man who realizes the “One China Policy”.
Despite democratically held elections in the island nation, China’s stated determination to conquer Taiwan and its defense of national sovereignty and opposition to external interference (including India’s (Please read) reveals the Xi Jinping administration’s heavy-handed diplomatic stance.
The statement said: “China firmly supports the Maldives in safeguarding its national sovereignty, independence and national dignity…China firmly opposes external interference in the Maldives’ internal affairs…The Maldives adheres to the one-China principle…and Taiwan “is an inalienable part of China’s territory…supports all efforts made by China to achieve national unity.” This is the standard text of Middle Kingdom diplomacy towards all client states.
It is up to Western supporters of Taiwan to accept Taiwan’s ambiguity over the “One China Policy” and support Taipei against China’s unilateral coercion, but from a joint statement released after the president’s As is clear, China has clearly abandoned all pretense against India. Muiz’s visit to Beijing lasted for four days. This statement is clearly against India’s interests in the Maldives and fully supports China against Taiwan, where Male’ effectively functions as a vassal state to the Middle Kingdom.
With China openly deploying anti-India strategies in the Indo-Pacific and multilateral institutions, the time has come for the Modi government to also counter the challenge from its northern neighbor and its proxies in the Indian subcontinent. Economic aid to Sri Lanka during the economic crisis has clearly paid off, with Colombo preparing for inter-grid connections, oil pipelines and overland connectivity with mainland India via the Rameswaram-Thalaimanar axis. ing.
On December 22, Sri Lanka informed India through diplomatic channels that it would not allow surveillance and scientific research vessels to enter or leave the country in 2024, giving China a cold shoulder. Sri Lanka has agreed to a ferry service between Nagapattinam in Tamil Nadu and Kankesanthurai port in northern Sri Lanka. An agreement was also reached for air links between Chennai and Jaffna.
It is clear that the Muiz government in the Maldives will give access to Chinese spy vessels to explore the Indian Ocean seabed for future submarine activities, but India is not willing to take on this task with the support of allies such as Mauritius and Mozambique. must be opposed. However, given the distance between China and the Maldives and the current capabilities of the People’s Liberation Army Navy, men prone to natural disasters, as well as Nepal, can be helped in the worst-case scenario, with only India having the capability. you’ll understand right away.