Countries have been adjusting their technology development strategies in order to gain more advantages. At a time when the global development situation is unpredictable and allies can become adversaries in an instant, each country is trying to advance its technological capabilities. In this environment, attention has begun to be paid to new developments, such as Russia's changing stance and India's move to join the P5. While China has a key influence in this process, the final outcome remains questionable.
According to the Russian Sputnik news agency, the Indian foreign minister has visited Russia, the two sides have met, and Russia has made it clear that it will support India's accession to the P5 and support India's acquisition of a seat in the Security Council, which indicates that a new chapter is about to begin. This phenomenon is not surprising, because as early as the G20 summit, Biden of the United States and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had a 52-minute meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, fully affirming India's importance, which makes India a preferred entry target.
Of course, some countries have different views, but India has the support of Britain and France, so it has sent large arms purchase orders to both countries as a gesture of goodwill. At present, the four countries of the P5 except China all support India's entry, and China has a crucial vote, and the final development direction is waiting to be seen. It is worth mentioning that China has always adhered to an open and inclusive attitude and has never imposed blockades or restrictions on any country.
However, Western countries do not want China to be strong, so they often join forces with other countries to criticize China. India's imminent accession to the P5 is clearly complex. Although it may seem like a certainty on the surface, the reality is far from it. India's prospects for normalcy seem bright, but the promises made to it are virtually empty. In other words, India's accession has not made it necessary for China to make a deep decision.
First of all, the reason why the United States ** Biden strongly supports India is on the one hand to cater to Mr. Modi, and on the other hand, it is out of diplomatic balance considerations. The main reason why the United States favors India is because of its intention to confuse India. Considering that India's geographical location surrounds China, the United States also intends to take this opportunity to win over India in order to contain China accordingly. However, India's strength is not strong enough to support its accession to the P5, so its path to normalcy will not be easy.
As it stands, each country will be concerned about its own strength and future development, and will weigh whether to stand against certain countries. The main purpose of the United States' eagerness to woo India is to monitor and even try to control China by deploying military forces around China. Although China's goal is difficult to achieve, the United States has been sparing no effort to pursue it. As for India's normalization, it is actually a false proposition. Even if China considers it, our vote does not have absolute influence.
The current hype is designed to put the pressure entirely on China. We have autonomy, and it is vital that we express our opinions during the meeting. Even if there is some pressure, it doesn't mean that we need to blindly follow the current model. In the future, there will be more different voices emerging. China will rely on its own strength to develop, rather than being swayed by others. In the future of technology, many different standards will also appear, so stay tuned.