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Can India trust China in 2025? Join us as we explore the complex dynamics of India-China relations in this detailed video. With recent developments like the 2024 border agreement in Ladakh’s Depsang and Demchok areas and the 2025 SCO Summit in Tianjin, there’s hope for better ties. But are these steps enough to build trust? We break down the pros and cons in simple language.

Pros of Trusting China:
Economic Growth: China, the world’s second-largest economy, can offer India affordable technology, investments, and trade opportunities, boosting jobs and growth. The RAND study highlights that trade and border peace can benefit both nations.
Global Cooperation: From climate change to terrorism, India and China can tackle global issues together through platforms like BRICS and SCO, as seen in the 2025 SCO Summit where PM Modi and Xi Jinping discussed stronger ties.

Cons of Trusting China:
Debt Trap Risks: China’s debt-trap diplomacy, like Sri Lanka’s Hambantota port or Pakistan’s CPEC project running through India’s claimed PoK, raises red flags.
Border Tensions: The 2020 Galwan clash, where 20 Indian soldiers lost their lives, and ongoing LAC tensions show trust is fragile. The IISS report notes security concerns prevent normal ties.

Cyber Threats & Pakistan Alliance: China’s cyber attacks and close ties with Pakistan, especially via CPEC, threaten India’s sovereignty.

Strategic, Not Trust-Based: Al Jazeera reports India’s closeness to China is a tactic due to US tariffs, not genuine trust.

From the Galwan clash to the 2024 border deal and SCO Summit, we cover every angle—border disputes, CPEC concerns, and China’s assertive policies in the South China Sea and Taiwan. Should India trust China, or stay cautious? Watch to find out and share your thoughts!

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