COUPS From South Asia to Europe. The INSANE Plan To Rule EURASIA | Prof. Anu Chenoy

The neocon establishment in the US, and its proxy NATO, are getting worse and worse. After 3 coups in South Asia (Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh) in less than 3 years, they are now setting sight on the next targets. From the small nations of the caucasus (especially Georgia) to India itself, nobody is safe from the Regime-Change fantasies of the Collective West. The ideological colonialism of modern US Grand Strategy knows no limits, as it tries to capture more states into the spider's web. The question is this: will the populations of these nations see through the attempts of foreign powers to abuse them as proxy-war staging grounds, or is the infighting of local factions strong enough to empower those that receive US/NATO support?

These are the questions that I'm discussing today with Professor Anuradha Chenoy, a Professor Emerita from theJawaharlal Nehru University.

[susannestrange]

No to NATO and US, yes to peaceful coexistence ❤

[MrPiccolop]

To be a friend of the US is fatal. No joke.

[cjwrlbr]

"Between 1948 and the late 1980s, US carried out 68 coup d'etat, 63 of which were overt " -- Prof Jeffrey Sachs in a recent interview

"No country on the planet should trust the United States." -- Prof John Mersheimer in a recent interview

[peterpan]

" The US claim ownership over the entire planet while pretending that they do not seek confrontation with nations they try to subjugate, and interpret any refusal to be subjugated as an unprovoked act of aggression." Caitlin Johnstone

[peggymog]

Thankyou both. A wonderful insight into a country I don't know a lot about. Love from Ireland 🇮🇪

[dinnerwithfranklin]

Excellent interview. Professor Chenoy is a great guest.

[Lost_Johnny]

Don't forget the civil war in Mynamar -- the US is certainly encouraging the strife, to say the least.

[susannestrange]

No to NATO, yes to peaceful coexistence ❤

[Stacie]

The US may want a navy base in Bangladesh from which to control the Bay of Bengal, but they increasingly no longer have a navy to do it with.

[sarasumayya]

No coup in India, we the people of India are going to VOTE IN a new government in 4 and a half years!
That’s how it’s done in our country! No coups!
The influence of neoliberalism and all such is a different matter

[devendraangbo]

Totally agreed with you that America plays a role such situations around the world

[revelmedry]

Dr. Anuradha is correct.
Sri lankan youth and public were massively mislead by american ambassy, many European funded NGOs and individuals. This is totally against our foreign policy, which is mostly neutral. But rajapaksha brothers took us to the shade of china. India was upset, and US EU badly reacted. It is true some of our policies were wrong but those external forces took it grant and topple Rajapaksha government. Now current president is a henchman of US and EU. But 21 of sept. We are voting for new president. We expect the NPP will win. It is socialist oriented party, and it will be a landslide victory. Then we dont worry about external problems.

[RaufMohammed-rfus]

What a wonderful and educative program
Thank you professor

[harbinger]

Good afternoon Anuradha and Pascal ❤️🇨🇭🇮🇳🇱🇰🇵🇰🇧🇩🇬🇪🦾😇🌹👋

[cjwrlbr]

When asked about the nature of successive US governments and their foreign policy during a conversation with historian and activist Vijay Prasad, Noam Chomsky answered in one word, "Godfather, " with reference to the iconic Coppola movie trilogy. In fact, Prof Chomsky has characterised the US government's functioning as one comparable to that of large Mafia organisations, who usually operate with the dominant dictum of "making an offer that cannot be refused" and whoever refuse gets smacked by military means or economic sanctions, - Cuba, Venezuela, Iran, North Korea and Russia for examples. The threat of economic sanctions has been a constant tool used in the last few decades in pursuit of their neocon brigade goal of "full spectrum dominance" across the globe started by Paul Wolfowitz

[arthurhwang]

It is so refreshing to listen to Anuradha Chenoy, an Indian analyst who appears able to discuss both Pakistan and Bangladesh without either bias or rancour.
I had heard that Bangladesh had been doing really well economically and she confirmed this.
On the other hand, sites like Firstpost, especially with Palki presenting, is so rabidly anti-China and anti-Pakistan that all I feel I’m getting is a political rant.

We really need more of these unbiased commentators to give us a balanced view in order to reach an understanding of local geopolitics.

Thank you.

[ruskoruskov]

Thank you for helping us in the West to have a better insight to how global powers plays are shaped against nations & regions....

[BCSTS]

What a knowledgeable, wise guest ! Thank you for sharing Professor Chenoy with us !

[qreghmd]

Hi Pascal
"Surely"!!! It would be of great value to do a study of the coup on Imran khan by the US

[chew-lf]

@51:56 But India was cozying up to the US in June 2024. India and US also signed some agreement allowing US to carry out maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) functions for US Navy combatant warships in Indian shipyards. So it is obvious India is not neutral as far as USA is concerned.