Speaking on ThePrint's 'Off the Cuff', international relations scholar Fareed Zakaria said these strategic miscalculations by Xi Jinping have worked against China.
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Fareee Zakariya ,a Islamic columnist. Good one. I have seen read lot your column during my says in middle East. You always spill venom on Hinduism and specific ally Indian prime minister.
You need to study more and correct you fact and perspective towards. You can’t see everything with radical islamic eye glass.
India is going better than you expect and that your problem to compare India with a confused country like turkey.
You try to work on some of your neighbours in Arab world. They need serious help.
Fareed Zakaria is an immigrant, and on top of it, a minority Muslim. He, therefore, appears more ‘American’ than Americans. His criticism of America is always understated, and his admiration, overdone.
Fareee Zakariya ,a Islamic columnist. Good one. I have seen read lot your column during my says in middle East. You always spill venom on Hinduism and specific ally Indian prime minister.
You need to study more and correct you fact and perspective towards. You can’t see everything with radical islamic eye glass.
India is going better than you expect and that your problem to compare India with a confused country like turkey.
You try to work on some of your neighbours in Arab world. They need serious help.
These are not “mistakes.” These are actions That show the true nature of thee CCP regime. They are not bugs, but features
How did a lightweight like Fareed Zakaria get a job on TV?
Fareed Zakaria is an immigrant, and on top of it, a minority Muslim. He, therefore, appears more ‘American’ than Americans. His criticism of America is always understated, and his admiration, overdone.