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The world has seen a pandemic threatening economy and health, in all the seven continents. This ripple effect has been augmented and intensified in the poorer regions. Now, that vaccines are being manufactured, one cannot help but wonder when poorer countries will be able to receive access to them.
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The Chinese debt trap: Why General Rawat cautioned Nepal
India
Published: Sunday, December 20, 2020, 8:13 [IST]
New Delhi, Dec 20: In a recent dress, Chief of Defence Staff, General Bipin Rawat advised Nepal against signing off on loans from countries in the region and asked it to learn from Sri Lanka s experience.
Nepal must learn from countries like Sri Lanka and stay vigilant in its dealings with China, General Bipin Rawat said.
General Rawat was addressing the annual dialogue between the Centre for Land Warfare Studies in New Delhi and the Nepal Institute for International Cooperation and Engagement.
Here, I would like to stress that India s goodwill comes with no strings attached. Nepal is free to exercise its choices in international affairs, but it should stay vigilant and learn from some cases of Sri Lanka and other nations who have signed agreements with other countries in the region, he said.
NEW DELHI, December 19: Nepal should learn from other countries like Sri Lanka and stay vigilant in its dealings with China, India’s Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Bipin Rawat on Thursday.
The “unique, deep and extensive” ties between India and Nepal have been built over centuries, Gen Rawat said.
“In the present age, Nepal is also opening up to other nations, including China, based on its independent foreign policy”, he noted.
Gen Rawat was addressing the annual dialogue between the Centre for Land Warfare Studies in New Delhi and the Nepal Institute for International Cooperation and Engagement.
“Here, I would like to stress that India’s goodwill comes with no strings attached. Nepal is free to exercise its choices in international affairs. But it should stay vigilant and learn from some cases of Sri Lanka and other nations, who signed agreements with other countries in the region,” he added.