India announces the world! Never give China's rare earths to the United States! India said before that it would not resell the rare earths bought from China to the United States, and later reiterated this point. The main reason is that Sino-Indian relations have eased, and India itself is very dependent on China's rare earths.
Although there are contradictions, there is no cooperation internationally.
India’s import of rare earth from China is an example of this cooperation.
If India resells rare earths to the United States at this time, it will be tantamount to making trouble in the middle and destroying this hard-won reconciliation situation.
In addition to the easing of Sino-Indian relations, India's own dependence on China's rare earths is also an important reason for its decision.
The United States has repeatedly shown goodwill to India, and even hopes that India will "take care" of the United States in the supply of rare earths and use Indian channels to bypass China.
But India is clear about one thing, if it sells rare land purchased from China to the United States, it can be good for the United States in the short term, but in the long term it may be to blame China.
India's relations with China are now tending to ease. Although the border situation is complex, both sides are trying to stabilize relations.
If India exports rare earths to the United States in order to cater to the United States, it will not only destroy relations with China, but may also affect border and trade cooperation.
And America today calls you a brother, and tomorrow it may sell you for its own benefit.
Now India wants to be a big country and does not want any big country to randomly control the flow of its own resources.
The statement, “Never give China rare land to the United States,” both demonstrates independence and sends a signal to the international community that India will take the national interests first when it comes to dealing with resources, rather than blindly standing up to the United States or China.
India's announcement to the world that it will not give China's rare earths to the United States is the result of the relaxation of Sino-Indian relations and consideration of its own interests.
China Youth Report: India pledges not to export rare earth from China to the United States
Although there are contradictions, there is no cooperation internationally.
India’s import of rare earth from China is an example of this cooperation.
If India resells rare earths to the United States at this time, it will be tantamount to making trouble in the middle and destroying this hard-won reconciliation situation.
In addition to the easing of Sino-Indian relations, India's own dependence on China's rare earths is also an important reason for its decision.
The United States has repeatedly shown goodwill to India, and even hopes that India will "take care" of the United States in the supply of rare earths and use Indian channels to bypass China.
But India is clear about one thing, if it sells rare land purchased from China to the United States, it can be good for the United States in the short term, but in the long term it may be to blame China.
India's relations with China are now tending to ease. Although the border situation is complex, both sides are trying to stabilize relations.
If India exports rare earths to the United States in order to cater to the United States, it will not only destroy relations with China, but may also affect border and trade cooperation.
And America today calls you a brother, and tomorrow it may sell you for its own benefit.
Now India wants to be a big country and does not want any big country to randomly control the flow of its own resources.
The statement, “Never give China rare land to the United States,” both demonstrates independence and sends a signal to the international community that India will take the national interests first when it comes to dealing with resources, rather than blindly standing up to the United States or China.
India's announcement to the world that it will not give China's rare earths to the United States is the result of the relaxation of Sino-Indian relations and consideration of its own interests.
China Youth Report: India pledges not to export rare earth from China to the United States