- Competition between two dictators in Central Asia
- China seeks to reduce Russia's influence over IS (IS), a group of former Soviet Union members, with this operation.
New Delhi: Dictators cannot sustain their power except through an expansionist policy that has been neatly named as positive-policy in international relations. Napoleon Kaiser, Hitler, Mussotti, Joseph Dzhugashvili (Stalin), Mao Zedong, and now Xi-Jin-Ping are notable examples. Democracy is their mental enemy. The feelings of common people are like snakes in their minds. Her child-death is the goal of these kansas.
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The Conference of Democracies in Hiroshima has put Chinese dictator Xi-Jin-Ping to sleep. He will not be able to eat the food he likes, the toad in the rice. are escaping. So claws are spreading in Central Asia. He convened a meeting of the dictators of Central Asian countries such as Kaza Khartan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan in the Tang-Dynasty capital of Tsian (Xian).
The problem is that Russia has also formed the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) for the defense and internal security of these countries. But after a year and four months of war in Ukraine, the great victim Russia is also getting tired, Xi-Jinping is well aware of this, so the same Russia that made it strong with communism is now considered by China as a junior partner.
In a speech at the inauguration of the summit of leaders of these countries, Xi outlined a vision of an Aina-Central Asia community with a shared future. It said that it rests on four principles. (1) Mutual aid, (2) Equal-export, (3) Universal security, (4) Eternal friendship.
Observers laugh: China going to make the world insecure talks about global security. Hindi-Chinese-Bhai-Bhai Kahi attacking India speaks of eternal friendship.
China may be talking about security and development with Central Asian countries but there is a clear political and military calculation behind it. In this meeting, agreements were made to coordinate mutual ministries and government institutions, develop cultural relations, educational exchanges and establish a Central-Asia-China Business Council.
Along with this, China promised to protect the Central Asian countries against the economic and political pressures of the West and to protect their sovereignty.
Observers are asking what are the interests of Western countries including America in Central Asia? Why does the West even look at the economy where the economy is only in name
Be that as it may, China has now also pushed back against Russia's influence in Central Asia, where direct competition between the two dictators has already begun.
