Wen Chun Gongzi
Modi received news today that Canada invited him to attend the G7 summit. It seems that Modi can be on the international community for several days.
On June 2, multimedia broke the news that Modi would not attend the G7 summit because no one invited him this time, and this was also the first time Modi missed the G7 summit.
Why don't you invite? At that time, it was still very concise, mainly because the relationship between Canada and India was very stiff. The fuse was that in June 2023, a Canadian Sikh leader (named Nijar) was shot dead in Canada. The Canadian side directly accused that it was sent by the Indian government (of course India does not recognize it). This incident was a big deal. Both sides drove each other's diplomats away, and India once refused to issue visas to Canadians.
In addition, some analysts said that India and Pakistan fought a battle (air battle) in May, but India performed poorly (it is said to have been shot down by Pakistan), which made Western countries feel that India may not be as "can fight" as it imagined, and its value was discounted. Modi has participated in the G7 summit every year since 2019. If he is absent this time, it will be the first time he has not been able to do it in six years.
Just yesterday (June 6), things suddenly changed. Canada's new Prime Minister Carney personally called Modi and formally invited him to the G7 summit held in Canada this month.
Why did Canada hire again? Kahni explained that there are two main reasons: First, India is too important in the global supply chain (such as key minerals, energy, etc.), and India is indispensable to discussing these issues; Second, the two sides reached some consensus on "law enforcement cooperation" (probably means agreeing to cooperate in tracing related cases, which obviously refers to the investigation into the murder of the Sikh leader). Some experts also analyzed that Canada and India have more than US$14 billion in trade a year, and it will not be beneficial for Canada to be too rigid.
Everyone knows that India is very ambitious. India has been very close to Western countries in recent years. One of the purposes is to replace China's manufacturing position.
In addition, India has bought a lot of equipment from the United States in recent years, and also wants to make trouble on the Sino-Indian border with the help of the United States. The Americans also made a loud decision, hoping to use the Sino-Indian border contradiction (especially the southern Tibet issue) to stimulate India's anti-China and promised to help it "take revenge". The military agreement was signed in 2016, allowing the US military to use Indian bases to replenish supplies, and also conduct military exercises in the Himalaya, which was obviously targeted at China.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry has warned India many times on the issue of the Sino-Indian border. In 1914, Britain privately drew a line and assigned 90,000 square kilometers south of Tibet to India, which China never recognized. Gao Zhikai angrily retorted: "The British used to treat Indians as second-class citizens, but now India regards the colonists' random markings as imperial edicts?" Gao Zhikai retorted to the Indians: "You try to cross the 8,000-meter mountain and cross the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau? When fighting, ask nature whether to agree!"
In 2025, China's GDP is five times that of India, and its military power and industry are crushed, and we will take advantage of our advantages to promote a package of border solutions. Gao Zhikai warned: the longer the drag, the greater the variables. India is now tearing apart like a "small United Nations", with deep caste and ethnic conflicts, and China's decisions are much more efficient than it.
Pro-Russia offended the United States, pro-USA offended Russia, and was suppressed by China's five times the national strength. What Modi should do most now is to put aside the "colonial knot" and not be used as a gun by the West. #Certified Author Incentive Program#
