Geopolitical Expert's GRAVE WARNING to India: Prepare For WAR with Neighbours | @AbhijitChavda

Abhijit Chavda is a geopolitical analyst, historian, and podcaster with expertise in world history, international relations, and geopolitics. Chavda is recognized for his in-depth analysis of complex global issues, including conflicts, political dynamics, and historical perspectives. He is also the host of the Abhijit Chavda Podcast and the #AskAbhijit show, which cover topics like geopolitics, world and Indian history, world affairs, culture, and science.

In this episode Vinamre and Abhijit talk about:

- What's happening in Bangladesh, and who is behind the coup in Bangladesh?
- Is America secretly targeting India? Is this the toughest time for Modi?
- The Israel-Palestine conflict and the role of Iran in it. Is Japan controlled by the US?
- Trump's assassination: Trump or Kamala—Who will be the next president?
- The reality of NATO, the EU, and sovereign countries around the world.

If you're interested in the geopolitics of the world, then this episode is for you.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

1:20 - What Really Happened in Bangladesh?

11:33 - How Do Americans Exert Influence in Bangladesh?

16:20 - The Reality of America's Friendship with India

19:35 - The Future of Protests in India

24:17 - What Does the Bangladesh Coup Represent for India?

27:56 - What Happens if We Attack Bangladesh?

30:30 - Can India Be an Expansionist?

35:39 - This is the Toughest Challenge of Narendra Modi's Life

41:25 - Entrepreneurs, Tax Reductions, and Corruption in India

47:32 - The Israel-Palestine Conflict and the Hamas Attack on Israel

56:26 - Why is Iran Involved in the Israel-Palestine Conflict?

1:00:25 - Does the US Support Israel?

1:05:13 - Lebanon Going Against Israel

1:09:25 - The Relationship Between Russia and Israel

1:12:10 - Is Japan Under US Occupation?

1:17:15 - There Are Only 4 Sovereign Countries in the World

1:29:25 - South America is Controlled by the US

1:30:52 - Who Was Responsible for the Assassination Attempt on Trump?

1:34:52 - Trump or Kamala: Who'll Be the Next President?

1:37:00 - The Future of US Foreign Policies

1:39:56 - Does Understanding Geopolitics Help in Life?

1:44:51 - Do Foreign Policies Get Compromised Due to Leaders' Egos?

1:47:06 - Conclusion

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[cspaliwal_]

"If two neighbours are fighting, one of them was visited by a ~British~/ American the other day"

[malihah]

Abijit Chavda is the GOAT of Geopolitics...his predicion about Bangla was so on point!

[akashbanerjee]

This man is India's modern chanakya give him a seat in govt🙌🏻🙌🏻

[hashighosh]

Stop calling Bollywood actors CELEBRITIES. What did they do to be called so ?? What is the meaning of

[sagarvohrainforce]

Every Indian must watch this. Especially NRIs living in US

[padamrahul]

This man should be given some ministry


Treasure of knowledge

[pratiksinha]

Our government is too slow and too scared in doing things which really matter….CAA, NRC, tax reforms, labour reforms, agriculture reforms.

[bharatpurohit]

If we absorbed bangladesh. India would have been in mess because of 20 crore bangla muslims

[golurauthan]

My mama ( a photographer ) went to Manipur to explore in 2013 and he narrowly escaped Kuki terrorist.
He was an easy target because he look like someone from outside north east

[Joseph-bmd]

US cannot digest the economic growth of Bharat, therefore creating issues like :
1. Khalistan 2. Caste narrative
3. Language issue in regions
4. Manipur 5. Hindenburg issue to target Bhartiya companies to bring down Bhartiya economy by reducing reliability. 🙏

[boredhencecomment]

I was a bit happy when the opposition got a bit powerful to keep the balance of democracy. But thinking back at a time like this it was the biggest disadvantage for India if we r dealing with these Americans.

[annasaabchitta]

In 1971, we were school going Children.

My father was not very highly educated person, but a very wise man, as now I understand what he said in 1971

He said, "we should have taken the land back and made part of India. By not doing this, Indira Gandhi has committed a very big mistake and created a very big enemy on our eastern side.

We dud not understand the meaning of it .

But now his saying comes true.

[sakbak]

All the bangladeshis crying in corner just wait until usa gets bases in Bangladesh 😂😂😂😂.in next two years just see where your economy goes.

[nrabbi]

I understand your perspective, but why did Sheikh Hasina's government cause these atrocities in the first place? Without these actions, the student movement might not have gained as much traction as it did. A similar movement occurred in 2018, but at that time, the government did not apply such an iron fist, and it reached a peaceful resolution. Additionally, you may not have the full picture of what is happening in Bangladesh. The country's economy has been struggling, leading to increasing dissatisfaction among the people. There have been few job opportunities, extreme government corruption, and rising inflation, all contributing to a situation that was bound to reach a boiling point sooner or later. Please research the situation thoroughly and avoid presenting one-sided information.

[Cutest_catrobin]

Shaikh Hasina was elected pm of Bangladesh. She was doing very well and under her leadership Bangladesh economy grew so rapidly. She was great for India and always supported India. US wasn’t happy with her for her closeness to India. US cannot see India/ Bangladesh progressing so fast.

[nishkupishku]

Great to hear from Abhijit Chavda😊when USA, UK and Finland not giving asylum to Exile PM Haseena
Shows tht they have hand in bringing turmoil in Bangladesh

[saradaramsatyavada]

Yes corruption corruption and corruption! India never changed since my childhood to my senior citizen years guys🙁😠🤔

[abhisheikpathak]

This is THE BEST Abhijeet Chavda podcast across all channels so far. It's like a Crash Course on GEOPOLITICS and an eye opener on INDIA'S Challenges and limitations.

The young interviewer did a great job, never interrupted, brought the best out of abhijeet - Kept him engaged and delighted with the right pertinent questions.

He is motivated and has a great communication skill.

All the BEST.
JAI BHARAT ✊

[venkataramamuthuswami]

So proud of such an excellent geo political analyst of our country - Shri Abhijit Chavda. Many thanks for such a clarity in thoughts, logics and presentation. Wow!