Tabadlab Policy Roundtable 11: Pandemic, Conflict, and Geopolitics in China, India, and Pakistan

The COVID-19 pandemic, which originated in China, has become a global main challenge, particularly for Pakistan and India. At the same time, tensions on the border between China and India have escalated, and this watershed moment can lead to major geopolitical and strategic implications for the whole region, including Pakistan.

As uncertainty grows regarding the stability in the region, what kind of economic, political, and social future can we expect?

#CRGC #CentreForRegionalAndGlobalConnectivity

[sickidjohnwu]

Fantastic conversation. Make these shows more recurring please.

[gouharrashid]

Very insightful analysis. Hope to see such thorough analysis in future as well.

[ZahidIrfan]

Mosharraf : Great going very nicely carried out discussion.

[Anshuman]

Rupa thinks that by having a shelf full of books behind her she would come out as an intellectual. She comes out as a charlatan. She very cleverly mentions the positive COVID ( 500, 000 ) count in India but does not give the context. The context is that India has a population of 1.3 billion which makes 500, 000 a very very minuscule number. She lays the blame with the central government when she knows very well that public health is a state subject. She talks about a lack of fiscal spending without articulating where the money is going to come from.

Tabadlab : Don't invite people simply because they are against Modi. Invite people who have deep domain knowledge and can enhance the conversation.

[sanju-rufi]

It is funny how this pakistani call this debate.. when you clearly saw no voice from Indian govt. I wonder why🤔