China and Iran draft a $400 billion pact
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#China and #Iran have drafted a deal that will see some 400 billion USD of Chinese investments pour into Iran in the first phase of the 25-year deal.
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Do Serbia or Balkans in general.
You should do something on the situation in Zimbabwe where the covid lockdown was used to crackdown on anti-corruption protesters. There's a great video on thr situation there and the origins of Zimbabwe's 20 year economic DEPRESSION: ruclips.net/video/qnrXi0QOJLg/видео.html #ZimbabweanLivesMatter
China went bankrupt. This deal with bail it out. ruclips.net/video/fhknvXuSjkY/видео.html
@Hudson Jaxson II they wont have to bcz they will pass through Pakistan.
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I love maps too, Jeff Frank.
Me too Jeff, me too.
I wonder, where I could find chicks drawing maps 😍
@@heikkisallinen9012 A college of geography is full of chicks drawing maps.
Maps and globes are my obsession. Looking at them, studying them, comparing ancient with current day... 🤓girl nerd alert. Keep your stupid makeup and beauty products... I want to hit the library and book stores😍
And it's off to the comments section to see what the experts think.
As an expert armchair youtuber, methinks, CaspainReport vids are wonderful.
i have a habit of clicking a video and going strait to reading all the comments.
In all vidéos there is always an idiot to say this "what the experts think".
@J I listen to the videos as I read all the comments unless there is something on the video that has to be seen or a video that's more visually geared instead of a lot of talking. I wonder how many other people do this.
@J And now you understand the mocking nature of my post. "I watched a 10 minute YT video, and now I'm an expert on geopolitics."
China deals are just too tempting. Im from Kenya and 20 years ago our roads were piss poor. The chinese swooped in 10 years ago and now we have infrastructure projects everywhere and very very decent roads,internet and phone infrastructure. all major and minor towns have 4g and 5g is being phased into the major cities soon.
In the future China will use your ground as battlefield between west and east and you will be back in the ruins enjoy while it last
And No more African Nature
Glad to hear that Kenya and China have had a positive relationship. We only hear about fear and mistrust in the West
@@KIKO00752 nothing can be done about it at this point all African leaders have signed in with the chinese. We only realized the gravity of these deals recently and they are 20 to 50 year deals. Talk about a sad situation.
@@albertchen6303 I wouldnt say its 100% positive we just tolerate each other as trade partners but the general population is very suspicious of the Chinese as these deals were made without the consent of majority of the public and people are worried about the collateral incase the deals fall through.
The enemy of my ENEMY is my FRIEND.
China did the same to Sassanide iranians after the Arab-Islamic invasion, the persian royal family escaped to their Chinese friends, the Chinese emperor accepted to send an army to kick out Muslims and restore the sassanides. However it was a ruse, the Chinese made a pact with their Turkic enemies to lead the army to pass through their lands to reach Iran however they stabbed the Turkics in the back and invaded their lands and annexed them to china.
Sorry this is nothing to do with Iran and Iranian people, only between China and desperate brutal Regime of Ayatollahs that for keeping the power they're selling our country to Rusia, China or whomever guarantees their existence. .... even sanction from US is for bring them down to the negotiation table and have them as their allies in the strategic/economic campaign against China and Russia. ...
china has a good relationship with iran for a long time!
This is a "wrong" term in this case , just because China amd Iran have historical ties,almost 1000 Years ago they had Relations and the "Silk Road" is known by everyone.So enemy of my enemy does not hit the point !!
@@f.k.2106 of course it does,only because you are against the islamic government does not mean they do not have historic records
How does this affect Central Asia now that Pakistan and Iran have gone the China route?
Shitty situation for India
Pakistani here.
It's a big development but just don't hold your breath. China currently has a 80 billion USD trade with middle eastern countries as of now and it won't be a easy ride for China to simply bulldoze over other players in the region for Iran.
However, Iran and China are both civilization states, no matter the contradictions between them, they know the value of alliances.
China is taking over trade, but it could open up a war with USA, doing this. They already money laundered the world. ruclips.net/video/fhknvXuSjkY/видео.html
Waiting for America to Pull out of Afghanistan to Finally Connect Iran and Pakistan to Turkic Countries via Afghanistan
Russia is also ally of China and Iran, thanks to crappy middle east policy Turkey is also drifting away from USA..... So we've China, Russia, Pakistan , Iran and Turkey.... These 5 countries completely encircle Central Asia like a ring an Iranian official called "Golden Ring"... So, I think Central Asia is now way more difficult to be influenced by the West when regional countries are converging and Afghanistan project is in shambles.
This is actually the culmination of the Sassanian-Tang alliance, just 1400 years too late
U mean to fight Islam? the Chinese chickened out actually 1400 years back and went back to mainland.
The Sassanians are Zoroastrians who want to overthrow Islam in Iran, but they fail so they integrated into Chinese society.
@@animewatch4213 No idea about that China angle , although possible that last Sassanids merged in many neighboring civilizations as they lost power in Homeland of Persia( Iran)
The only place where Zoroastrians escaped with dignity and survived until today as per historical records is India. Even now there exists 100+ Zoroastrian Temple in India.
@Ginno Ricci Yeah it's possible. It will look like Trump's face
@Ginno Ricci a promised are just a promised you can`t expect base on the fact that country are not individual that why contract are better
CaspianReport: I like the sea trade map
CaspianReport viewers: we can see that.
Did you know that 150k people die each day? Tomorrow is not promised for anyone, we are living in the last days, what was prophesied 4k years ago is taking place. Seek God while he may be found, people say that God is not real, but scientific evidence says something different, For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
@@isgodrealcheckthisout3453 Huh????
@@isgodrealcheckthisout3453 OK scam artist
Bobi R Islamic republic hater cringe
@@isgodrealcheckthisout3453
Yeah, I don't think this is the right spot to convince people to your faith.
China wants ports to sell their products.
Every surrounding country is like a highway for shipping to them.
Yup - while another country only wants military bases. that's the difference
Thats very true
That basically the Belt and Road intitative but with the chance of unfulfilled promises and debt traps
@Science is The answer Bro dont be a hater/shill. I did my Research, The Belt and Road Initiative was made to improve infastructure and sell products to other countries. The problem is that this would seriously cause developing countries not enough money to support this, thus not making them in debt to china. Read up on Sri Lankas Debt Trap with China
@Science is The answer Oookay I see. Yeah totally I'm high
covid pandemic has made Geopolitics more interesting than Game of thrones.
it always has been
@@LinasW not always
@@baalsagol346 it gets better after the first season
I think you mean more noticeable since your not paying atention to what you were used to.
@@LinasW partially yes, but occurance of geopolitical events has increased during the covid period and China's desire to become the most influential and powerful country in the world has become more evident during this period.
2020 is going to be a very important year from the point of view of Geopolitics.
Pretty much expected. If the US is going to constantly go after, their only solution is to embrace their economic rival in order to somehow find some great power that won't try to incessesently bring you down.
@iqbal sahibil peaceful religion ......no worries india hs learnt it's lesson about islam and how barbaric it is
What does "going after" mean?
@@Ktsquare2008 It feels to me, at least, that U.S always seems to find some excuse to apply sanctions or negatively impact Iran in some way.
@Eli Donoso well if the whole world goes against 3, yes. But too bad for you, Africa is with China, Middle-East is with China, Asia does too much business with China. So the whole world will never go against China. Your dream is dead.
@Eli Donoso *I thought that is what the US did - for centuries 🤣👍. Similar to the Huawei case, accusing someone might doing what itself already confirmed is doing (like spying even on its own Allies)*
Iran sits in a very strategical location on Belt and Road so is vital to that project. Plus of course long term oil supply which is needed for manufacturing industries
When the bombs start dropping on supply lines
"In geopolitics, if you push a country too far sooner or later it will push back". I don't think the US realizes this.
You said it all. Trump make Iran very dangerous and Strong again
USA politicians are having serious misunderstanding about the country of Iran, Iranian people and Iranian governments since 60s.
@T - Rex *_Knows? It thinks it is. If you're pro-united states on Iran you need to rethink your life. The united states radicalizes, it even radicalized their own population._*
@@awddfg bruh, Iran is an islamic state, they don't radicalize their population? lol
@@Danuxsy *_The more actions against Iran the united states takes, the more they hate the united states. Also saudi Arabia is a radical state backed by the united states. They are the same._*
Its quite interesting if you know the history of old Persia and ancient China.
Please explain captain.
@iqbal sahibil you got that part right. The countries you mentioned can form a very strong military and economic pact. And China's influence in the region would be indisputable.
iqbal sahibil imagine being this brain washed
iqbal sahibil lmao poverty power isn’t power
@iqbal sahibil hahahaah most powerful hahahahahahahahahahahah dont make me laugh.
This analysis fails to see some key points. For starters it fails to recognize China’s need for a consistent supply of energy from west Asia as it challenges American dominance. The saudis and the other Persian gulf states are puppets of America that will cut their energy supplies if the Americans ask them to but, Iran is not a client state of America and can fully cover chinas energy needs. Also, the importance of Iran’s influence in the region and it’s reach which is a great asset Iran can share with China. Although Iran’s situation is bad it is nothing they haven’t dealt with before. Over 42 years of sanctions and the United States hasn’t broken the will of Iran and they’re not about to sell of their country as result of 4 years of pressure.
Perhaps, but the Iranians are getting desperate. This would allow China to leverage more from Tehran.
You make very good points. China needs a lot from Iran.
42 years of mostly light sanctions, the hard sanctions that iran to its knees and forced it to negogiate about its nuclear program only started arouned 2012. and restarted again in 2020 which has seen and unprecedented economic crisis in Irans history happening.
I agree with your point about Iran's influence in the region and their strong will. I disagree with the energy sector argument. In reality, China is keen on minimizing it's energy dependence, as is evident from the fact that it is moving heavily towards hydroelectric projects in Tibet. The Tibetan projects are also a strategic move since those rivers later drain into other south asian countries. Energy supply from Iran in this respect can be useful perhaps, but not necessary at all as of now.
@@smishra115 If it were not for energy, why else would China invest this much? It's got to be either energy or projection of military power.
In terms of building major infrastructure projects, China possesses a key advantage that Germany, the UK, United States could not compete with. For example, if an African state is about to build an airport, it seeks to secure a complete solution - from the building of the airport to the whole electronics - cockpit electronics / air traffic control electronics, elevators, communication devices, and so on. A German company can’t provide the windows of the airport, the semi-manufactured parts, but only the high-tech end products such as cockpit / air traffic control electronics, for example. On the other hand, the Chinese companies are vertically and horizontally well-connected to offer complete solutions, very quickly, and price-efficiently. And this is exactly the thing the developing economies are looking for.
Yeah, but it's going to break in 3 years.
@@stevenheiser6888 If that were the case China would not have a single building over 3 years old, spoiler alert: they have plenty. Quality Chinese products exist, you just have to pay for it like any other good product.
It's cheap yeah but it's junk. They don't have the same engineering standards as other high tech countries like the UK, Germany, us, and Canada
I think it’s better to say use the German company etc because maybe there is locally manufactured glass and small businesses etc. like isn’t one of the goals of government infrastructure spending to increase economic activity and boost it’s own GDP. Like if you buy a perfect turnkey solution from China then all that money leaves your country. And then there’s the complication of you maybe getting a loan from China in the first place. But at least a Chinese company would be more likely to meet targets where most things run from Africa go massively over budget / schedule and have loads of channels for corruption etc.
@@joshuamarshall1718 if that's the case China is made entirely on junk, and that clearly isn't the case. Otherwise China would not be a rival of the US in the first place.
You missed the real thing.
China asked the Saudi to sell them oil in yuan, they refused. If they did they would've opened a flood gate of others selling oil for Yuan. That's a death blow to the USD. The USD is the only thing keeping the US afloat. Demand on USD gives them the opportunity not to repay their debts and keep borrowing forever. I can't explain this simply but that means the US will have a hard time borrowing and if they can it will be for a small amount with higher interest rates.
This means they won't be able to sustain high deficits except if they start borrowing from the fed which in the case of limited external borrowing will make the USD rather shaky and will trigger high inflation immediately.
All that, for a good relationship with Iran.
This comment is extremely misleading. China's current relationship with Iran has little to nothing to do with Saudi Arabia's upkeep of the current status quo. FYI Saudi Arabia gave rise to the petrodollar.
Also, demand for the USD provides exclusive liquidity and makes the US center of the financial world. Introducing the yuan as a international currency DOES NOT automatically mean 'US will have a hard time borrowing' as US trade partners who have USD reserves will continue to invest back into the US. It simply erodes the exclusive liquidity the US currently enjoys.
Borrowing from the US federal reserve aka what's funding the stimulus packages, does not make the 'USD rather shaky' nor 'trigger high inflation immediately'. Seems you don't really understand MMT.
@@FeralAkamaru Absolutely not misleading, You're out of your depth.
Creating a precedent for selling Saudi oil in Yuan will entice others to do the same. There will be less demand for the dollar. The petro Dollar is what made the dollar after dropping the gold standard.
Less demand for Dollar will force the US to increase its Bonds rate. The US is already in constant deficit for decades, this will increase the deficit even further and will trigger more borrowing. With more dollars floating around, the US will have to pay that 8% eventually. That's 2 trillion in interest every year.
But it's not over. The US can't get by just paying interest. Lenders will ask for capital as well. So more money/year to pay.
Borrowing from the fed because you can't get enough cash will make more dollars available and thus inflation will creep in. Interest rates exist for a reason, they are a mechanism that will stop you from borrowing ad infinitum.
@@walid7885 Completely and utterly misleading, written in an extremely convoluted manner by someone who pretends to understand the global status quo and USD.
Lets clarify, the dropping of the gold standard in favour of USD at the time enabled the USD to used as a means of settlement for trade. Saudi Arabia was the first nation to accept USD in exchange for Oil. This acceptance led to the petrodollar.
You must live under a rock to think Saudi Arabia would even consider trading oil in another currency. Not only is the USD the world's foreign reserve and the settlement for global trade, antagonizing the US and by extension its allies, results in economic disaster for a smaller nation. Look at Iran, look at Russia, look at North Korea, their economies are literally garbage. They gravitate towards China because what's the alternative for them?
So again, your comment is utterly misleading and this video has not 'missed the real thing'. You've just decided to go on a tangent about the petrodollar.
@@FeralAkamaru You are too emotional about this and you can't see clearly.
*THE STATUS QUO* is in the process of being dismantled. Thanks to the current US administration.
All these sanctions against China, Russia, Iran, DPRK, Cuba, Venezuela etc...Are creating a front that is building an alternative to the USD. You will not evidently see it in operations tomorrow morning at 8:00AM but it is being built brick by brick.
Russia and China have already a system in place. Let's not even talk about the yuan cryptocurrency which will put an end to almost all of this.
Aren't you noticing the US economy is only working for just a few people. It is in decline.
Mahbubani explains this very well in his book " HAS CHINA WON" . The sanction on Iran forced many nations to trade on different platforms SWIFT is US based..So an alternative was invented like mother of all inventions. CRYPTO-YUAN is one of the alternatives envisaged besides others. The Yanks are shooting themselves in the foot..
Geopolitic is a complex game with no friends, only interests.
Iran need funds to its economy damaged by USA and China wants to spread its influence in ME and Indian ocean.
Very well said
Good thing US has Israel I guess.
China doesn’t want influence but definitely interested in making business
It's not indian ocean it's Asean ocean
@@johnstone3496 if I were China, I would want influence.
A Theocracy allying with an aggressively atheistic country. Politics makes strange bed fellows indeed.
"No eternal enemies only eternal benefits" an old Chinese saying, paraphrased.
Is US a democratic country??? Do u know evangelical Christians are the biggest lobbyist group for Israel? Why just bcoz of religion.
Not atheistic, only those against against of the Han Chinese
And as long as the Chinese have a buffer in between Iran and China, they don't care (right now) for Iran's religion, most probably they want more instability between Chiis and Sunnis
@@GhostRepulsive All deals have benefits. Whether it's balanced however, that's another question. Only time will tell.
Well we already have an example of USA and KSA
"All warfare is based on deception" - Sun Tzu
Wtf do you think we're doing in Afghanistan?
Your call of duty quotes are hilarious
Tanner William If things go around, China will just go nuclear. I don’t see a scenario worse than mutual destruction.
@@TPerm-hj4sf You're ignorant af if think China is going to be the ones launching their nukes
@@TPerm-hj4sf Lol thats the US you ought to be worried about there, some perspective please
US: Noone deals with Iran, ok?
China: haha, dollar goes brrrrr
*yuan....
Not much choice for Iran but strenghten ties with China given the sanctions imposed by US...
Or they could give up the nuclear stuff and make a deal with the west.
This will only hurt Iran in the long run.
Public opinion might turn against it in the Islamic Republic, considering that China is imprisoning muslims in c. camps...
That's what happens when the ego of the Ignorant Angry Orange decides foreign policy for the entire western world and every one follows suit like sheep.
@97RAVINEAVE you created the deal and then you change president and break your own agreement... who will trust you?
The deal was signed but Zionists forced Trump to leave the deal.
your mom No country with a decent with ever negotiate with a Western country anymore. Khadafi tried and you killed him, Iran tried and got punished even more. China may not be perfect but at least they can be true partners. They don’t try to impose their belief system.
This is a huge blow to US foreign policy. Interesting times ahead..
delonix regia with the election coming up between the douche and turd sandwich they got a lot on there plate
Maybe but a lot of countries are trying to move away from China their plan could actually get slowed down
delonix regia this has nothing to do economically of what I just said
delonix regia I don’t think you understand English is what I’m saying lol
delonix regia lol no one is deflecting you’re just not understanding what I’m talking about your first response after my first comment had nothing to do with what I’m talking about lol you’re laughable
China and Iran have been working together for decades. It is not a new partnership, just a new development.
@outlawfly Fair comment, I meant the current states.
Iran and China been working together for thousands of years
Bhangra Fan This deal sounds horrible for Iran. The Chinese would effectively be turning Iran into their puppet in this deal. The Iranians must be pretty desperate.
@@innosam123 Iranians have been suffering from the harshest sanctions ever imposed on a country because they can't accept to be puppets and now you claim that they'll become China's puppets?! Lmao
Iranians invented Chess and they know very well what they doing.
Btw Iran & China been working together for thousands of years, this is nothing new.
@@innosam123 Given that the USA is all out to destroy Iran through economic warfare, and once Trump goes neo-cons will come back into the government with more military 'solutions', Iran probably will feel under pressure.However the west hates any such ties to develop and wants both Iran and now China, also the victim of economic warfare to collapse. Iran and China probably see mutual benefit and enter into such agreements willingly and voluntarily.
“The board is set, the pieces are moving.”
Gandalf's words always find their way to our daily life 😂
@F - 15 in 1939 started ww2 soooooooo make it 2039 the next WW just to close a century...;)
@F - 15 ok lets do the math...today we have 2020 Donald trump its 74 yars old...by 2050 it 30 more years...soooooo Donald trump will be 104 years old...He will win the election but not in this warld...
The world is waiting for China to move! Does it want a war with India only? Philipines are not going to war with China, so maybe be the next China move Will be to advance in the philipines.
The Iran move is merely a showcase to Trump. Belt n road initiative is a debt trap to get countries to conform to Chinas’ ambitions.
So, covid 19 is a ploy to get the chess pieces in place for Checkmate!!!!
Sir Sinjin Smythe . All their salesmen went back to farming after all the goods were returned. Money back guranteee gone sour.
Trump has been the greatest thing to happen to china indirectly.
Not indirectly
Agreed.... When future students learn of the rise of China as a super power. One of the immediate causes would be the leadership vacuum created by US of America under Trump.
@@arthurcpiazzi depends on how you see it. Trump is openly anti china but he's too stupid with his policies and has caused china to grow alot stronger.
TRUMP2020
@@zohmingsanga3336 the power vaccum came from Obama presidency
The phrase “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” come into play
@@banger2998 Iran is Shia not Sunni, they don't give a shit bout Uyghurs
@@banger2998 you don't know politics do you?
@@banger2998 so you saying Iran should stop all deals with China over this incident that happens in China and let USA run sanctions destroying its economy oil productions , n greatly undermine its military huh ? Why let other country stop ur country progress China willing to invest these money and not interfere Iran politics and its own ideology and comes into play only invest alittle to its enemy , when it all calms down maybe China will invest on others too.China invested the most to Russia but keeping it secrecy since it cause panic as Ppl might come to ask for investment China not really that rich bro this leak are dangerous too its a secret
@@banger2998 literally shut up
@@banger2998 china isn’t islamophobic lmao dam you’re a liberal
Thank you for pronouncing IRAN the right way
He is Azeri so
''Mismanagement of the economy'' is a code word for 'success of the sanctions.'
And Sanctions is code word for opportunity
@@frankiethebull8269 ???
no not realy, iran has a shit tier economy because of shit tier economic policies
@@Gardstyle35 irans oil output and the timeline of sanctions just happen to coincide together then?
@@looinrims yes sanction did hit iran but the massive corruption, the companies owned by the military/mullahs that are ineffective, the ban of certain products, the limited rights of 50% of their population - all that pays a higher toll than the sanctions.
furthermore u cant plan on oil revenue - the price isnt stable and the ressource is limited. Smart nations grow other industries with the oil revenue. Nations like Iran and Venezuela dont. Many other middle eastern nations are late on that as well...
Pakistan was plauged with chronic power outages with 16 hour power cuts the norm in summers
Post CPEC investments, round the clock power is available with total production now over 23k MW, thats a pretty significant effect on lives of Pakistanis and the govt.
wait until Pakistan cant pay back China debt. What do you think will happen? Just like is USSR, everything falls apart, nature destroyed and massive swarths of land destroyed by what is now broken facilities, roads and dams. Then your country will end up like Lebanon.
@@barb2576 Pakistan Was a Great Economic and Military Power in Asia Before we Lost Half and Opened Several Fronts Several thousand Miles Away from our Borders.
We will Pay this Debt, this isn't Anything we Can't.
@@barb2576 Pakistan Was a Great Economic and Military Power in Asia Before we Lost Half and Opened Several Fronts Several thousand Miles Away from our Borders.
We will Pay this Debt, this isn't Anything we Can't.
@@blackflagsofpakistantheeas9109 Accepting help from authoratative regimes is like making a deal with the devil. Once you sell your soul, you become part of evil. Pakistan used to be rich when it was under British influence. Once they joined into the islamic jihad, they were lost.
@@barb2576 *This Caspian Report is VERY VERY Anti-China 🛑 if watch his past videos, KJ Vids are more objective 👍*
I don’t think Iran is just a bargaining chip for China. In, fact, bringing Iran into its orbit, securing and strengthening economic, cultural, diplomatic and military ties and making sure it serves mutual interests could make it the best mid and long term investment China has ever made in its entire history. If played out well, China would not only gain energy security and advantage of low priced hydrocarbons, it could stretch its influence in so many different directions, secure markets and gain leverage it has never had before. The best prize about Iran isn’t it’s hydrocarbons, it is it’s geography and political and cultural influence. It stretches to Central Asia, Caucasus, Indian Ocean and deep into the Middle East. And it’s not the military influence, it’s soft power that means a lot more in this day and age.
so basically China is getting cheap Energy + opening up entire markets consisting of hundreds of millions to Chinese goods + new allies
Karamany 98 a lot, lot more than this. It effectively can transform China into central power in Eurasia not seen since Mongol empire, the last time China and the Middle East were part of the same entity. Except this time is on a more sophisticated level
Exactly people think this is a deal that will somehow truly benefit Iran. But all I see is China’s ulterior motives. The strategic position of Iran and the energy reserves. As well as Chinese companies getting first dips and discounts. Which will likely flood Iran with chinese businesses and keep competition out. And I’m sure it will be the chinese themselves building these projects instead of Iranians.
Also let’s not forget that if Iran can’t pay back their debts. China will likely seize everything they’ve built. Turning Iran into a chinese military and trading post.
totally agree with this, especially the last part.
GC C i don’t think Iran has many options. Even if regime changes, no one is going to shower it with money. There are plenty of states with similar resources and no sanctions imposed that can really only rely on Chinese investment.
*If* they drafted a deal they've reported it to be more expansive than it is.
If they leaked it themselves, it is certainly a hoax meant as is suggested in the video, to be used as a bargaining chip for negotiations with the USA.
@timothy chung key word "if" no matter the landmass philanthropist they have their own goals to set. lets hope that iran doesn't crumble in debt and restart anotger power struggle
timothy chung Spot on Tim!!
Reminds me of 1000 + years ago when China and Persia cooperated against the Arabs...The last prince of Persia fled to China, where he lived out the rest of his life and never had a chance to restore Persia. Today I think the outcome will be different.
The comments section is a larger war than any potential conflict that could arise from this Sino-Iranian deal 😂
Not at all. I've only seen people sharing their thoughts on this and haven't come across any arguments yet. Might be on the wrong video lol
@nicolas dantes
Hindis are Obsessed with Pakistan.
We Can't Let them Come in Hordes and Spread Misinformation.
Our Cyber Teams do Tackle them, but we Hope that a Day Comes When we Come Across Indians who Have Evolved from their Present State.
its always depressing to see how determined these large countries are to pump every single scrap of fossil fuel into our biosphere.
tell that to the USA,..
@@ReyZar666
Yeah I don't think the USA was left outta that statement that's not how I interpreted it. But was that supposed to be a "got'cha"?
John Waters China’s per capita emissions are actually pretty low. The US has 1/5th of China’s population but emits over half as much.
alternatively, they could focus on all their other possibilities and starve to death. maybe survival is their main motivation and not the destruction of our amtmoshere. Maybe?
besides, what harms the atmosphere again? producing fossil fuels OR burning fossil fuels?
@@istvansipos9940 our world produces about twice the amount of food needed currently. so no, that's not an argument. Incidentally the leftover is thrown away to create artificial demand for increased profits. Whatever economic system used to manage resources, capitalism, which everyone favours, is the most wasteful. What does it matter production or burning? you don't produce without the intent to burn. It's so funny that the Russian government is salivating at the northern de-icing in their country, due to climate change, so they can get to the fossil fuels beneath it, and burn them some more. I swear the irony of getting exciting about making the climate worse is the peak human stupidity.
If you are a climate denier, i can't say anything that will convince you. Lucky for you, you'll be dead (as all of us will be in this generation) by the time the climate disruptions is at its worst. But it's still pathetic that we cannot hand the planet to the receiving generations in the same or better condition than we inherited it. Oh, well, at least the global leaders get to jerk off in front of their mirrors and think they are so cool, and are amazing wicked smaaat leaders, who negotiate incredible deals and are such world stage "playas". good grief. It's all a goddamn joke that the most fucking stupid people are elected leaders.
“The enemy of my enemy is my friend”
+"secretly an enemy
While we’re arguing over wearing a mask or not
but but its my rights :c
As an American I can confirm we are ducked
False dilemma time
I want my right!
Arguing about millions of gender too
China is playing chess while the US plays checkers.
The US is trying to play poker but is unknowingly using Uno cards
China plays Chinese Chess it has different pieces.
HEY! Checkers Is Fun.........
Jerry OK what are Russia, EU and India playing?
China is playing GO, not chess or checkers.
CaspianReport is the only channel that will actually talk about the growing geopolitical issues that are going on. The mainstream would never even dare touch this, it’s sad.
He is a smart young man ! Been a fan for years now
Its only relevant to the ruling class, which we do not belong... in a capitalist society anyway.
China: It’s our turn to try and build infrastructure in Afghanistan.
Well considering Xijiang was conquerd by the Chinese since the Han dynasty 2,000 years ago but still the majority i say pretty good. Compared that native americana conquered 200hundred years ago and barely surviving
Naw, dude. They're just going around it. They have a port in Gwadar, Pakistan, and want to build a trade route from Urumqi to Tehran through Central Asia. They're literally circled Afghanistan.
@Pecu Alex 15 Dollar for kill 1 Native Americans in old days，maybe today Americans already choose to forget its history，but the world still remember
@@ZardoDhieldor Pakistan and China Will Exploit Afghanistans Resources.
It Will Benefit all Mutually.
Afghans are Ethnically Quite Close to Pakistan.
Though its Another matter we Hate Each Other More than India
@@lianghao7128 Do you also remember how Mao killed millions of Chinese before you worship him in a Maosoleum and printed on every Chinese currency!....Most Native Americans died by disease imported from Europe by the colonists and US Dollar didn't even exist then..
I mean helping other countries is better than bombing them.
The problem here is the actual "will to help"
Helping Iran in the current Middle East situation means to piss off half the Persian Gulf, Israel and Turkey, every one of which has got promises from Beijin for economic investments and political help.
As CaspianReports has well put out in this video, Pakistan has still to see any benefits form China's involvement since the late seventies, while the economical alliance has benefit China greatly in it's geopolitical struggle with India.
The whole "East Europe" promises were left mostly void, but strengthened Beijin greatly in softening up the EU will in supporting the USA administration politics. Central Africa has been laid waste from the eighties, after China took overt the post colonial nations as main export and investment source, as all these nation got nothing except for the corrupted politicians that were selling off their land in exchange for rich dividends. China will just bring to Iran workers, technicians, and whatever needed and will probably move whatever is the production by 100% owned Chinese companies, exactly as it did in Thailand in the last two decades: there will be very little left for the Iranian workers except for the rents the Chinese government will pay for exploiting your natural resource. Compare this Chinese manufacturing model with what Japan has done in Thailand in regards with Cars and Opto-electronics manufacturing.
The whole Iranian affair seems to me more like a warning to many other nations in a time of plummeting oil prices and geopolitical struggle in the area, as Beijin is at the time among the main player in the oil commerce in the world.
What I question is the actual will from Beijin to back up promises, especially in the light of the "Soft Currency" deal which could at, any time, become a leverage from China to get "more" or deliver "less" at the same prices if needed.
The political weakness and economic troubles of Iran today doesn't let me see the deal as strengthening the Iran position right now as one of the two signers is so much weaker and desperate, while the other is known to be less then reliable when it comes to "Deliver" what was actually been discussed. It is the worst possible partnership you can have if your only foreseeable option is deal with a superpower well known for it's ruthlessness in the exploit weaker nations.
Iran is in big troubles because unless it set it's mind into actually better integrate in the current geopolitical politics (something we saw briefly happening around 2015) it could become the next china's courtyard, like Nepal, Pakistan, Central Africa, Bangladesh, Thailand and Laos. You may not like the "western world" model, but sometimes it's better to deal with someone who has a "flawed moral" (or at least have the option to) then become 100% dependent from someone who doesn't have any moral at all: at least you know where you stand.
It's funny to see people who believe chinna
Head A it’s funny to see people criticize China without knowing China.
@@w-wwalex4601 Oh, the world got to know China very well this year.
@@bebos1262 from hostile media？
At this trajectory, there's no going back from a cold war.
@Derrick Jensen Not helping is the fact he US economy is a pitiful shadow of its self and can't really compete anymore. Most of the government and elite seem more interesting in pillaging the country rather than building it up.
From Iran China could get a oil pipeline through friendly Pakistan and BOOM no more reliance on naval chockepoints!
And the game of geopolitics continues...
Yes but I guess you should also have Balochistan in the picture first,because it takes years to make a pipline but only few minutes to destroy it.
@@yashkataria4981 Balochistan is Patriotic towards Pakistan.
It's Insurgency was Funded by Iran as Hindis Never Commit themselves out of thier Region though you Sure act like a Tough State.
Now Iran and Pakistan are Getting Closer as Pakistan is Ditching Arabs.
Arabs Know that Hind won't Come to their Aid but Pakistan will.
We will Oust you from Middle East Like we did it in Afghanistan.
So Much for that GDP and Population of Yours
Russia wouldn't like that too much.
I think Russia is quietly desperate for China to see it as ultra important for its petrol supply
India comes with US backup and guns and invades Pakistan and destroys oil supply and the Chinese can't do much.
@@donverga This, although in more indirect ways. The US will have no issue with arming terrorist/freedom-fighter groups when it suits them (not a criticism of the US, but an observation of past actions).
In many ways, the whole China-Pakistan plan seems riddled with vulnerabilities. It relies on going through China's most restless provinces, and then through the house of cards that is Pakistan, with the end point in a region of Pakistan that has proto-nationalist tendencies (Baluchistan) - the same tendencies that are riled up by the Iranian state.
'Allying' with Iran is more a case of 'enemy of my enemy' than anything else. There are no common values or traits between them beyond 'autocratic leadership', and without the glue of being on America's shitlist there's nothing holding them together. Not sure if tossing 400bn dollars into that 'relationship' is wise. At least with African countries, long-term quid pro quo is available. Their populations are young, local labor is cheap, and in the medium-long term they can be viewed as China's favored place to relocate factories (because Chinese labor costs are rising, so low cost manufacturing is moving).
One may say that all Iran is to China is a bargaining chip, but, when one considers that the USA has treated Iran like a cow chip, becoming a bargaining chip for China could be a better option for Iran. They may as well try it, because the Americans will only continue to treat Iran like... A cow chip. Iranians know this very well, from generations of experience.
A big trade military deal between the two can happen if Trump keeps pressuring them.
@outlawfly I agree, it's important to recognize that Iran has it's regional and global interests and acts to see them realized. Perhaps if the USA had been a better partner to Iran from the beginning instead of wanting to turn them into a well bled puppet neo-colonial possession, Iran would not have to seek others.
@@oliversmith9200 And perhaps if Iran hadn't been waging war against the US for 41 years, we would have been a better partner to them.
Barry Alexander the CIA and the British overthrew Iran’s Democratically elected government in the 1950s. The founding fathers of today’s Iranian government got their start overthrowing our brutal puppet dictator in 1979.
@@baa0325 not if the us just KEEP BOMBING them lol
This is good for all of us in the Third World.
China countering US hegemony will mean that our countries can deal with each other without fear of sanctions of defaults.
You obviously are unaware of the Chinese debt-trap diplomacy.
Within a couple of years Iran would be forced to handover a strategic seaport to the Chinese and build a pipeline to pump gas and crude to China.
The CCP is a loanshark which introduces itself in the guise of an altruistic friend.
@@LetThereBe_Light Why do you borrow money if you can't pay it back yourself? Isn't it normal to take something as collateral if you can't pay back the loan? Have you ever borrowed money from the bank?
@@LetThereBe_Light I like how you Westerners criticize the Chinese for "debt trap" diplomacy, yet fail to mention that the debt traps by Western countries are a lot worse.
Fourteen African countries and former French colonies still use the Franc (search CFA franc on wikipedia), a monetary system controlled by the French government based in Paris. Vincent Bolloré, a French billionaire, recently conducted a hostile takeover of Ghana's largest port, and his company now owns 15 African ports despite protests from African governments.
In comparison, China makes BRI deals with the full consent of those African governments. Chinese infrastructure invests in stuff like high-speed rail, which actually benefits the citizens of those countries. But sure, talk more about Western propaganda.
I know. So hard to run concentration camps and commit genocide with the US and it's evil sanctions.
@@rickstevenson9585 lol keep believing western propaganda. What happened to the WMDs in Iraq?
Isnt it convenient that China suddenly started doing comically evil things the second they became an economic threat to the West?
Encircling India and expanding Chinese influence into the middle east and Anatolia.
India is Hardly a threat to any Nation... lol they can barely defeat themselves let alone an actual Superpower 🤣 😂
@@nazimdar1651 Lmao why would any country defeat itself?
@@nazimdar1651 India has the US on its side, and India has a stronger military than you might think.
@Akin Khoo Then why is China currently damming up all of the fresh water rivers that go into India from Tibet (which is the source of all fresh water in Asia)?
would be great if Caspian explained how China became allot stronger than India, seriously all of the hardship India has endured since independence is not much compared to the devastation caused by the "great leap forward"
it is a chess move toward grand political game..
@iqbal sahibil delete your comment. Astagfirullah. Have some shame dont treat women like toys. Islam doesn't teach us that
@iqbal sahibil Fazool Bat May Karo.
Yaha Jahilo ki Tarha May Pesh Aao.
Jab Woh Baqwas Nahi Kar raha tou tum Ku Fazol Bol raha ho?
@iqbal sahibil Idiot. After that, China will crush Islam just like what they are doing in Xinjiang. But hey of course, kill first the common enemy before killing each other.
@@ejqinta correct. communists love useful idiots.
That comment made by iqbal sahibil sounds so evil and chaotic 😂
Friends of enemies are enemies and enemies of enemies are friends.
Not in the geopolitics
Sometimes the friend of your enemy can also be your friend is some areas. and your friends can also be your rival in some things...
Interests first, no friends forever
Binod
When push comes to shove friends will run away like a dog with its tail between legs.
One of my favorite channels on YT. Appreciate your hard work to inform the viewership!
That's so spicy Persian Noodles
Live Did you know that 150k people die each day? Tomorrow is not promised for anyone, we are living in the last days, what was prophesied 4k years ago is taking place. Seek God while he may be found, people say that God is not real, but scientific evidence says something different, For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
@@isgodrealcheckthisout3453 Hail Satan
No we have faluda
@@isgodrealcheckthisout3453 if 150k people die every day then its some ones "last days" every minute of every day relative to there own perspective but not for everyone there are people living there best lives on some island somewhere and they don't know about any prophesied end times just living care free until there time comes like everyone's will eventually come ...so seek life and happiness not GOD because we all will eventually perish no matter how much you Pray
Mmmmm, that's a flavour fusion I'd like to try!
When I read that title, the only thing I could think of is The Philosophers from Metal Gear Solid 3
The Philosophers legacy.
Who are the patriots?
LA LI LU LE LO
@@Pgeorgiex NO, HE COULD NOT HAVE REACHED THIS FORTRESS YET!
J Dubz Zionists
And, Iran turns a blind eye to the Muslim Uyghur genocide.
Money more important than religion or morality.
Just like the colonization of palestine, while the west ignores morality or religion, or doing business with Saudi Arabia while killing people in Jemen and stuff. You my friend are a part of the hypocrite thinking. In this world everyone is fu*king around, so dont be a silly hypocrite.
@@EDEsouth Arabs dont care about Palestinians, they use them to further geopolitical gains.. Most Palestinians would prefer living under Israeli rule
@@benjaminvanderlund9522 under the rulling of 21st centry nazis?
oh boy visit china no uighurs are being held
Love n respect to all especially iran n china two great nations, hope future belongs to us. From PAKISTAN
If US hadn't pulled out of the nuke deal the American companies would've had a field day in Iran. Just a thought.
Hahahaha your a fool.
not really European companies were more entrenched... and they were negotiating with China because they never really trusted the US in the first place
I think same as you
Russia and Iran are two large markets with a combined population of 230 million people..and they are turning towards China
Pakistan and Turkey add another 300 million together. So that's 530 million people plus China's 1.4 billion. Then there are the countries of Central Asia who were part of the former Soviet Union and were also Silk Road civilisations before that. Most of Southeast Asia would keenly join in the action. We're at well over 2 billion people cooperating in a Eurasian trading bloc together.
@@pineapplesareyummy6352 not sure about SouthEast Asia because most of them hate China after China stole their sea rights. They still do a lot of trade with China however the relationship isn't that close. They have a higher chance of joining India and Japan.
Adi B actually in Southeast Asia, not many countries complain about. All South East Asia country do more Business with China then United States. The only country really complain about South China Sea is the United States.. America is just jealous about China, because soon China will overtake America in the biggest economy in the world
@@klubcj what do you mean Vietnam and Philippines hate the Chinese government. Vietnam even allow Indian militory ship to station in Vietnam to show a warning to China. Just because you trade with them does mean they are allies for exam Australia. They have huge training with China but the current government is anti China. Singapore will not take sides because they have always been neutral however they are closer to HK than mainland China. I am pretty sure they don't trust the Chinese government fully after what happened to HK.
Adi B One way or the other, China will overtake America in economy.. America is trying to keep up, printing money. . .
Uyghurs thinking they are supported by Islamic brothers are like: bruh.
Xinjiang first metro ruclips.net/video/jHCs582uUx8/видео.html
LOL US killed thousands of Muslims in middle east over many years. China sets up re education camps for radicals. All of a sudden yankees care about muslims 🤮🤮😅😅😅😅
In case of the Uyghur 'concentration camps' now since you mentioned it.
There is a list of countries that made official complaints to China, you can go to UN to check the list. The list consists entirely of white christian majority countries with the sole exception of Japan.
...... Keep It Real
Two conclusions can be drawn from this: either all the muslim countries are in China's pocket, or the white countries are fu cking racist. Take your pick~~
Was it China who was bombing the shit out of Iraq? drone strikes in Pakistan & Afghanistan which targeted civilians often. I mean we had American soldiers attack Pakistani border posts, kill civilians and tribal leaders by drone strikes. No one gives a fuck about US in those countries. They want the Yankees to leave them alone.
Haven't heard much about this, pretty informative video 👍
*The US generally hates intra-Eurasia relationships, left it out like a island.*
Oh yeah. The world is so jealous of China's collection of allies. Such "stable", "powerful" countries, with governments, so "loved" by their people, like... er...um? Burma, Iran, ..and ..um...? ...Venezuela! LOL! 🤣 😜 😂 🤔 😁
@@mombaassa Yeah sure lets forget that they also have close ties with some of the most successful developing nations in the world such as Vietnam and Nigeria as well as several developed nations like Australia relying on China for economic stability. If you underestimate the Chinese then you are doing exactly what they want you to do, it's always better to be strong and appear weak than vica versa.
@@ddandymann You should get yourself checked for your myopic pov :p
@@ddandymann China and Vietnam having good relations... funny joke.. 🤣. They have faught wars against each other. China invaded Vietnam in 1979 and failed miserably. The Vietnamese though, are still pissed off about an incident in the 80's when the Chinese machine gunned 60 Viets on the Spratley. As for for Nigeria - being friends with a corrupt dictatorship doesn't mean that the Nigerian people love you. With countries where people get to choose their government, China finds it harder to form alliances.
So come back and join this discussion, after you've finished primary school.
@@mombaassa Are you really naive enough to believe that public opinion has any bearing whatsoever on geopolitics? Even in democratic nations that is completely untrue, the majority of the public don't even now what geopolitics is.
It is completely irrelevant what the Vietnamese people think of China when vast swathes of Vietnamese industry, the worlds fastest growing industrial sector, is owned either by Chinese businesses or by the Chinese state itself. That is why China is able to dodge Trumps tariffs to easily, they just make their products up to 95% completion in China and then ship them to their Vietnamese business to complete them and export to the USA tariff free. Likewise with Nigeria, public opinion is irrelevant when the ruling classes are on side and huge amounts of the nations key infrastructure and national resources is owned by China.
Much in the same way that European leaders who dislike American foreign policy must toe the line anyway to guarantee their security developing nations who dislike Chinese policy must do likewise to ensure economic stability and growth. Power begets power and right now China has no shortage of the stuff due to representing the majority of the worlds manufacturing concerns.
Additionally due to the risk averse nature of western investors there is no competition for investment in the third world leaving entire nations with only one potential source of investment, China. By dismissing the entire continent of Africa as nothing more than a charity case the west has handed China one of the worlds most resource rich continents on a silver fucking platter, along with a huge and surprisingly skilled labour force.
China has no plans to remain just the worlds biggest factory forever. They fully intend to escape the middle income trap and become a service economy like the nations of the west. They will do this by outsourcing their industry to Africa and south east Asia while still maintaining a controlling interest in said industry, something western corporations were too short sighted to do.
To be clear I in no way support China or their plans. I just believe that underestimating a threat is the single best way to lose.
Actually you're incorrect around 8:45, CPEC HAS in fact benefitted Pakistan to date with Energy, Water, and Road projects finishing or expanding and adding to the National Power grid such as
1. Nuclear Power Plant in Karachi
2. Coal projects in Thar,
3. Many MANY dams on the Indus river.
4. Karakoram high way (one of the worlds most treacherous mountainous roads)
Lack of water and Lack of electricity is still a common problem in Pakistan, and this helps out a lot.
I hope it ends terrorism in Pakistan
nikhil kumar i hope india stops its terrorism in Pakistan
@@nikhil5680 Its mostly about economy. If people have good jobs, clean water, access to basic health and education then most people wouldn't want to give that up.
"Unexplained explosions" yeah, definitely not foreign agents lol
i bet my entire life savings that it was foreign agents too, that would be the easiest money i've ever made.
But who tho? I know it may be a dumb question but who is causing them? There neighbors or foreigners on a different continent
@@namename-xn3de knowing that the cia already had agents in iran (coup of the democratic prime minster for a US favouring shah) and that isreal is infamous for their secret agents and cyber warfare in the area, my guess would be is either the US or Israel or maybe both.
@@namename-xn3de ....Israel?
The majority of Iranians want the oppressive Islamic republic to go. In fact the majority never wanted it in the first place. So there is always going to be a simmering resistance to that corrupt regime. It's silly to blame everything on "foreign agents" when the whole government system is repressive and resented by the majority of people.
Its all good. Americans are still debating whether to wear a mask or not. LMAO
For the algorithm!
J03 Did you know that 150k people die each day? Tomorrow is not promised for anyone, we are living in the last days, what was prophesied 4k years ago is taking place. Seek God while he may be found, people say that God is not real, but scientific evidence says something different, For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
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@@isgodrealcheckthisout3453 Why do you spam every comment with this? You want to get reported?
@is God real? check this out! stop spamming and this isn't a place to post comments like this
is God real? check this out! To answer that question: No. religion is a lie
I'm happy Iran found a new partner. It's the U.S. that pulled back from the deal. Iran deserved better. Congrats to Iran!
This won't help Iranians only its cruel regime. If you don't know Iranians hate there regime.
@Kid Buu I doubt that they'd ever be able to. They put up a big show about hating the West but when it comes down to it, they together with Iraq, are the only shiite majority countries on the planet. Their ideology can never become a global standard when it's 2 against 190+ other countries. So, I hope their economy can flourish for the sake of it's people. The foaming at the mouth of the government is completely impotent except internally. (And with some minorities in the rest of the middle-east but in the end they're not super powerful either.)
@@Chawk282 I am sure a lot of Iranians do, but pragmatically I think they're not going anywhere (the government). Then it's better to have a working economy and be oppressed than it is to have a broken economy and still be oppressed.
@Kid Buu That thing about underestimating your enemy could be true. I concede that. But honestly, it just annoys me when someone (or some country) doesn't keep their promises. I really really hated it when the US stepped out of the deal when independent observers came to the conclusion that Iran kept their end of the deal. This China deal feels a bit like the US reaped what they sowed to me.
But sure, Iran could be much more dangerous than I estimate and this could be a terrible thing. I won't pretend like I know everything.
Any day is a good day for geopolitics.
Love u iran from India
So China is investing billions into Hydrocarbons,ports,railways,highways etc.So China gains access to oil,resources and gets military bases.What's in in it for the ordinary Iranian people?
Nothing, except cheap jobs while working for what, de facto, will be Chinese owned sites.
Keep in mind China always brings whatever it can from home, including any manpower slightly above the most basic layers. It already happened in Thailand, where a corrupted government (and the king retinue) sold large fertile area to Chinese companies: they brought in farmers, machineries, and anything needed to produce Rice and everything they cultivate is brought straight back to china by Chinese 100% owned companies. The deal does not benefits Thailand at all except for the "rents" China is paying to the land owners (generals and the King)
China is the answer itself if you know US do the same to China 30 years before
mate your content is incredible, gg man
A not all that unexpected consequence of the US pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal which lost them all of their leverage over Iran.
Good on both Iran and China! I’m glad to learn more about their deal.
I'm also very glad that of the arguably worst governments in the world have teamed up
Yay! Two of the most horrible regimes on earth have join forces! Wonderful!
Thank you for the always fascinating content.
1dir. Did you know that 150k people die each day? Tomorrow is not promised for anyone, we are living in the last days, what was prophesied 4k years ago is taking place. Seek God while he may be found, people say that God is not real, but scientific evidence says something different, John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son(Jesus), that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
@@isgodrealcheckthisout3453 Lmfao whst does that even have to do with anything
I have watched a few episodes from Caspian report. The breadth of your topics is stunning and seems to come with a real understanding for the local issues
this time of asian world order.
Or more likely Chinese world order
@@dranzergigs8333 China will Never Commit itself in Middle East.
Middle East isn't Hind where Foreigners Can Enslave a 50 Times Larger Population
@@blackflagsofpakistantheeas9109 lol. The way all Muslim countries are silent on treatment of uyghurs in China proves otherwise.
@Dranzer Gigs,The Uyghur people live happily. You have never been to China, and you don't know the actual situation there. You believe the lies fabricated by the Western media. All Muslim countries have visited Xinjiang and know that Uyghurs are living well. They know that the Western media is lying. So they did not cooperate with Western countries, but remained silent.
@@williamking3529 how do u know? I genuinely want to know. I know western media is a liar
*_The past is european american, the future is Asia._*
imma shoot this out there and feel free to disagree but hear me out. Africa.
@@Mmtwins33 *_At least the future isn't european._*
@@awddfg thank god
Lol the future is Africa, It's so obvious
@@curismo5526 *_Does Africa have nuclear weapons? Once Africa is truly united the united states cannot rival it._*
I look forward to countries developing themselves without Western interference Good-luck Iran from the UK!
You really think China's influence will be better?😂😂😂😂😂
@@scttmn They don't bomb or invade other sovereign countries in the name of "freedumb and DeMoCRacY" So yeah it will be better than the US.
TAIPIZZALORD
But putting their fellow Muslims in camps is better? China’s no different than “western interference”.
So let’s wait to see what they’ll do as soon as Iran can’t pay back their very high debts.
@@gcc2313 since when did westerners care about muslims?
If they did they wouldn't have exploited rivalries from the past like they did in india and Pakistan or maybe they wouldn't have invaded a muslim country killing 600,000 people not that long ago, 17 years ago to be exact
They wouldn't ethnically cleansed them in the the name of "historic settlement" like they did in Palestine
And Most importantly they could have stopped backing terrorist groups that overwhelming kill muslims, but seen as numbers compared to western victims
And they absolutely could have stopped their psychological terror against muslim minorities in their countries
But of course when china is in context, muslims are historic brothers; *Abrahamic* brothers y'know 😉
@Orthodox power stop over showing your stupidity
It's stinking
Don't underestimate China dude.
Why?? Dude, China is straight evil. If you think the USA is bad, wait for china.
@@eliza1826 just because it's evil you should underestimate it? No, never underestimate it that's basically letting your guard down. If you underestimate your enemy,you lose.
No. I was reading or rather a video of China invading or involvement in Nepal was of a topic, but India is fighting back.
Eli za name one thing China done that’s evil
@@eliza1826 USA is not bad it's horrible. China is nothing against USA . USA destroyed Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Yemen and many other countries. China built countries like Kenya and others.
Iranian here
Really sad that IR selling out Iran to China,
and betraying our best ally - India.
Bullshit. India has never been our ally.
@@mrabdi1035 but people in India have a great positive opinion about Iran, Afghanistan etc.. regard them as friendly countries
@@subramanyam6568 Yeah of course. But people are different from the government. In politics stupidity ain't a handicap.
8:40
Let me correct :
I'm from Pakistan.
china economic corridors is beneficial and benefiting both government and pakistani people.
From the border of China to the sea ports of pakistan there are now highways that are ready and Gawadar port ( deepest sea port in the world) is 80% operational now...
And there is also a new project called ML1 (main line one) project in which there will be new tracks of railway through out Pakistan it will link to Iran and then to turkey and so on InshaAllah.
It's a big project and will Inhance the trade between the region positively...
Moreover there are dams, new planned cities, power projects,economic zones, industrial zones,opt8cal fiber, 5g, new self made Setalite traking systems,inhancement in agriculture field through technology and many many more that are under development...
And it will give benefit china pakistan and the region...
Cpec (china pakistan economic corridor) will be a new trade route to Africa to Middle East to Europe..
Don't pay attention to Sirvan at CaspianReport much. He's a wannabe Turk and wannabe Western guy and will say anything to please his audience and feel like he's included in their circle.
That's nice
may Allah protect Pakistan and China and all countries in need of prosperity, may they achieve all peaceful goals
Claxiux sirvan is Azerbaijani though. But I do agree he is too pro-western
@Subscribe To Levinho bro we pakistanis are surely in dept but loan we took from China is just 5-10% and expect is mutually beneficial as well
Lastly, we took huge amount of loans from the one and only IMF
So it won't be a dept trap
Investing should be the default approach instead of threatening or bombing.
@Kap
*cough cough* Iraq, Syria, Libya, Serbia etc.
AND SUDDENLY mysterious explosions rocks Iran...
and mysterious missiles will wiped out the Saudia.
nothing rocks Iran
I think you must have missed those holes in Aramco plant. But I don't blame you because you still could not work out where they came from ....
*_salty americans lmao_*
@@amirfarahbakhsh2960 Israel does whenever it likes lol
Life lesson: If China are interested... TAKE INTEREST.
China believes in Trade, Road & belts which means Business among many countries which leads to more Cooperation & less Conflict, less Conflict means more understanding & No War, No war means no weapons, no Weapons means no Business for USA & West & no business for them means no Power. So now it is obvious who is connecting the world & tries to bring about Peace & who is benefiting from creating conflicts among the countries & sell weapons... China has become a Trend Setter in restoring Global Peace & keeps on marching forward towards a more Prosperous Stronger United future without caring who is barking. Huge Respects to the Mighty China from Pakistan.
@Eduard Kung China built an irrigation dam in srilanka to help them irrigate properly.... did anybody else do this for srilanka??
@Eduard Kung it is transaction & both of them being transnational for the sake of development.... leasing is a world wide transnational criteria where one party allows the other to operate the asset for a fixed term, say 99 years max under certain conditions as laid out by both parties... if Sri lanka doesn't have any issues with it, why does your ass burn??
@Eduard Kung whatever may be the situation in srilanka but it was agreed by both the parties and port was handed over to China for getting it operational from the mere scratch and run it for 25 years.....which china is already upto.... the debt is a seperate thing because if you can't pay your debts than the creditor has an absolute right to hold your assets to recover his loan.... in this case when sri lanka refused to pay the debt or its installment then China has the right to claim the port which is srilankan property... see, money does not come for free, it involves stakes... where do you see any wrong in that??
@Eduard Kung Every country in the SCS conflict is bellicose, it's not just China.
@@ironheart8690 r u Chinese. Or r u that blind
China, unlike the U.S. or Europe, is interested in long-term partnership
not many people are aware of this fact. That's why people under western mindset always talks about foreseeable benefits or short term interests. But China's top political structure are designing a blueprint for at least decades, the grand plan even last for a century.
Things must be terrible if youre only producing 2.5 barrels of oil a day from 4 million
Iran's main export has never been oil, but natural gas. And they're still selling full force. Iran is already benefiting from this, I've been there .Chinese companies are already crazy actibe especially in construction projects .
Get a little more education on the situation.
They're smart, so are the Persians or else they wouldn't be around for 1000s of years.
This is indeed interesting
@@mjylem Relax my friend, it was intended as a joke :)
better to be a barganing chip than a target for democratizaton :)
This bargaining chip also comes with a serious military and quite a lot of influence. That description is downplaying the power of Iran significantly.
iran was a 'democracy', but US and friend ousted the government and replaced it with a monarchy.
so, when US says they are for 'democracy', i smh every time. it's just a front for *US strategic interests* .
Romanke it was for the oil always was and always will be
New alliance of Iran and China is very good move. World 🌍 should not worry. A new horizon of business and economy market for everyone.
Iran had no choice...China jumped on the opportunity. It's just business
@MyImList ok liberal, communism does work and it's going to push the US to its collapse
@MyImList the CPC has an approval rating of more than 80% idk what are you talking about, meanwhile the US has growing internal tensions
Your analysis and discussions are very substantive and meets my expectations and I admire your efforts! No one else has this level of details ! Regards. Thanks.
If china is anything...its clever..I think they have thought this deal thorugh as well
"the biggest mistake humans make is choosing to be right over effective" and China is always effective.
@Andrew Smith _gulp_ im kinda scared, is there anyone who can stop they ascent..
@Andrew Smith _BUT_...what is good for the human species isnt necesarrily good for the induvidual..
at least china didnt bomb iraq, syria... while just look back what US did in middle east.
Good , Iran has always been a good , USA screwed it up , I hope this really helps
Really?? HAHAHAHA
@@yamyam2987 America is dead 😂. Can shit anywhere .
@@yamyam2987 *_Aww, little western get its feelings hurt?_*
@@awddfg not really we have freedom of religion and are not forced into a barbaric and useless religion like Islam
@@Robertthachickenwrangler *_Are you stupid? The western world is one of the most violent civilizations the world has ever seen. In fact christianity has resulted in way more death and destruction. Though I wouldn't expect you to comprehend it since you didn't attend school. You sack your own cities. Rome ended when christianity came along. The west is in decline luckily._*
“That’s all Iran is to China ... a bargaining chip for China in it’s dealing with the US.” What a load of crap ...Shirvan you are very much an Iranphob. The Iran China deal is one of bilateral partnership and THE major component for the one belt one road initiative. Unlike Pakistan Iran has resources, influence and OIL which will fuel the one belt one road economic corridor
*He has an well-known stance against Iran, China and Russia in his past videos*
Mike Parker where is he from? I have always thought him to be from Turkey or Azerbaijan.
@@laocongge I guess ISRAEL?
Orbit Mercury funny considering they are Shia too, and the amount of Azeris in Iran.
I don’t think he’s against Iran. He’s just objective
Love China the only Iran's friend been helping Iran during sanctions imposed by US terrorist regime for over 4 decades, God may bless China and Iran two oldest friends of thousands of years ,
Great work! I love your videos, especially those which relate to the PRC
I am Chinese and I am very happy to hear about our new alliance with Iran. I just hope that Iran won't use our money against Israel because any conflict in the middle east directly benefits USA
Yeah right if they will use it in right place then it is useful for them
there is no presence of Chinese military personnel in the deal [correction]
I'm from India, I like your videos very much.... keep it up bro....
@@vals4207 nope....
Looks like ARMA 3 CSAT is going to happen LoL i see that Bohemia saw this coming
Huzzah! A man of quality!
One of your absolute best. God Bless you Shirvan
This is awesome news so happy for China and Iran
I wonder how Russia feels about this
Not much.
What Russia provided(like military support) is not China can provide,and what China provided(to buy oil) is not Russia can provide.
Russia is normal about this. Because Iran is a partner of Russia , as well as China, most of the different routes of the silk road pass through Russia. And now Russia Iran and India are building a new silk road of goods From India to Russia and Europe through Iran the Route is called North South
Russia is a soft ally of both
@@Felix-hu3ji How?you mean by ship?Cause you have to go through Pakistan if by land.
Considering they've been sanctioned to shit as well and are competing with OPEC they're probably going to fall in the same hole as the Iranians, perhaps with a little more to say considering their larger power.
Could we ever see a video about CANZUK: A proposed freedom of movement agreement between Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK? The proposal also calls for a grander vision, with aspirations of joint economic and military co-operation between the nations, and is being touted as a potential "superpower". What are the challenges the alliance will face? What are the pros and cons? And could such an alliance reshape global geopolitics?
CANZUK being a 'superpower' is an England centric pipedream. Relations will be closer but it will never be something even close how centralized the EU is (which is a very decentralized union). All 4 countries have extremely different interests and there certainly isnt a movement in Australia for it to happen. We, again, have our own interests in our own reigon. Our culture has diverged more and more from England and we are very, very close to the USA now.
Maybe in the 1960s such a thing would be possible, but nah
I don't want all the immigrants in the uk coming to Australia
Canadian here. A lot of our current military hardware was used in WW2
@@derbybOyzZ What are you talking about? Australia is the most successful multicultural society in the world. Half of Aussies have a parent born overseas. Outta here with that trump shit
@@byHeaLiiAU
When Australia has a refugee camp in Nauru to detain people fleeing persecution by sea.