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Could also be one of their antiques to defend their ever increasing defense budget.

US's war with China will be mostly on the economic and diplomatic fronts. For all the CGTN's propaganda videos, Chinese military has still a long way to go before they can come close to the Muricans. But Muricans don't fight with any major power directly. They undertake pitched battles, proxy...

Side-effects of capitalism. Btw, the vaccine pause has been lifted and the Talcum powder case was overblown. The complainants in the talcum powder cases had accused about the cancer occurrence after prolonged usage near intimate areas (that made it a case of internal use against the instruction...

Didn't know the big pharma angle to it. Sounds plausible then. Slightly OT, but interesting about the Big Pharma angle- Pfizer and Moderna did mint a lot of money selling vaccines but the third major player- JnJ missed out on the bus due to its delay for the single-dose thingy. And now, of the...

There might be a technical angle to it. During the second wave too, the doctors were not very much in favor of using these medicines due to their side effects. Now, with the reduced pressure on the healthcare system, they might have safer alternatives. Ivermectin was used particularly in the...

Lol, as if the United Snakes are any holier. They have sold weapons to the Islamofascists throughout the world- Pakistan, Saudi, and recently Taliban. And as far as the bleeding hearts for Yemen and Khashoggi are concerned, here are a few stats to satiate your thirst for questioning French...

It talks only about defence technologies and India's alignment vis-a-vis China's rising belligerence while conveniently leaving Iran, Afghanistan and Russia out of the equation. Our policy with the US is not meek due to any hesitation from calling out the Chinese, it stays contained due to the...

They have territories all across-

Let wait and see what the US ultimately sells to Aussies. They never sell their top-of-the-line technology, understandably so, to any country - it's either a different product for the export market or an export variant (read nerfed down). Aussie subs might not have the level of uranium...

A few points from this AUKUS development- 1) Australia-UK-US have declared a security partnership aimed at enhancing military capabilities and interoperability. Although all the 3 nations are already under a treaty of a military alliance, the move is being seen as an opportunity to upgrade the...

That's the exact US strategy for its allies all over the world, except Israel. You buy our weapons, and use it when we ask you to. For Muricans the order of their interest is pretty clear- Israel> America>Oil heads in ME> Allies>Rest of the world.

NAM is not just an ideological concept, it is India's compulsion too. We do not have the luxury to sit on an island far away from where the mess will be created unlike UK, US, Aus, NZ. This region, as screwed up it already is, is where we have to live. Going into the treaty alliance with the...

Australia has always been under US thumb, nothing new there. As far as India is concerned, Ruskies have helped us substantially in our "strategic" programs- missiles and subs, and the only difference that India might develop with Ruskies is due to the alliance game- Chini+Ruski vs...

These liberal twa*s start shivering in their pants just by hearing the word "nuclear"- as if it's the new 'N'-word, while conveniently forgetting the fact that the gunda protecting their as*es owns the biggest stockpile in the world.

Yeah, we wish. But when has India missed an opportunity to not miss an opportunity? Mirage 2k, C17, Embraer. Waiting for the next border flare-up to expedite the clearance of Project 75i

Whatever didn't sell well in the States, pitch for their sales