Now Playing: The people Republic of China: a growing threat to western interests or a counterweight of USA?
China's economy is growing very rapidly; it is been forecasted by some economic experts that less than twenty year china's GDP will surpass USA. It is to said China had made robust progress after the Tianaman Square massacre of 1994. The student protest and their massacre had paved the way for economic and political reforms in the communist country, latter on reform gained momentum by the collapse of the Soviet Russia which was the mentor of communism. Soviet Russia was very rigged and sensitive about its communist ideology and to safeguard it Russia spend a great deal of its GDP on building its military might, which means short of funds to spend on public sectors and this sufficiency of fund made people angry and the turned themselves against the system. China learnt it leas on from the fall of Russia and began march towards modernizing its economic and political system and succeed.
All these economics and political reform lead china to consolidate its authority internally and externally. China is seeking bigger role in the international politic and seems unwilling to accept "American new world order". And thus preparing itself to counterweigh USA, though it is not using more than two per cent of its GDP to improve its military capability.
To counter growing military might of china,the USA and its allies are pumping India's up. The western powers are supporting India's's effort to become a permanent member of security council and supporting her with modern weaponry for this sake.
On Monday the 14th march,china is about to introduce a new anti-secession law that could pour water on Taiwan's strive become an independent state with the support and auspice of USA and its allies. It means today allies could turn enemy of future.
Essay by;Khalid Mahmood Bhatti
