India and China are at the forefront of the fight for being the next super power. India and China with their huge population and mainly domestic, nationalised and self dependent economy can easily achieve this. India and China have been in this rat race for quiet sometime but China has gone way far ahead. It is very close to toppling USA as the superpower in terms of GDP which is the close calculator for figuring out who is the next super power.
India however still is coping up with domestic issues and has not gone all out in its dreams to be the next super power. Home grown issues, the Hindu- Muslim tiff and border tensions has kept India from still getting on in full gear. However India enjoys excellent relations with USA the country which masters in world in foreign policy and trade relation. Thus India enjoys far better relations with the world than China does.
Covid19 situation already has already put China on a back burner as now The world looks at China with rounded eyes. Most countries have banned Chinese goods. Chinas factories are therefore shutting down but any economic woes are still far away from China as China's leadership has already issued large stimulus and bail out packages to help the Chinese factories and economies.
India and China tensions at the border therefore will have irreversible effects on the world economy. With supply chains disrupted, the west will have to look for alternative options for import. India however doesn't get affected much as it is a independent economy. The tensions on the border are still to last as it has been continuously been brewing for more than 50 years. The west in order to ensure supplies needs to immediately look for alternate solution.
India however still is coping up with domestic issues and has not gone all out in its dreams to be the next super power. Home grown issues, the Hindu- Muslim tiff and border tensions has kept India from still getting on in full gear. However India enjoys excellent relations with USA the country which masters in world in foreign policy and trade relation. Thus India enjoys far better relations with the world than China does.
India and China tensions at the border therefore will have irreversible effects on the world economy. With supply chains disrupted, the west will have to look for alternative options for import. India however doesn't get affected much as it is a independent economy. The tensions on the border are still to last as it has been continuously been brewing for more than 50 years. The west in order to ensure supplies needs to immediately look for alternate solution.
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