China & Taliban: Reason for why Pakistan says “NO” to US Drones!

CA China & Taliban: Reason for why Pakistan says “NO” to US Drones! 47,746 views Jul 4, 2021 2.6K 61 Share Save The Geopolitics In Conflict Show 28.1K subscribers We have a brand new Membership you can join on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/GPIC It will give you a chance to go even deeper into the most pressing global topics. You'll get more information and a much deeper dive with bi-weekly live calls and Q&A with Dr. David Oualaalou PhD& Dr. Ross Stewart PhD, as well as a community to ask questions and have discussions with others who are interested in deeper information and knowledge as well. Pakistan's Prime Minister, Imran Khan refused to give any military base to the US for monitoring Afghanistan. In this video, we answer the following: 1) Why did Imran Khan refuse US request? 2) How may Pakistan's decision impact the geopolitical outcome in the region? 3) What message does Pakistan’s decision send to the region/US?? 4) Where does China fit in all this? One thing is sure: Pakistan allowing the U.S. to use military bases for carrying out combat missions will likely be a cause of concern for two of Pakistan’s neighbors: China and Iran. That both countries are adversaries of the United States is all the more troubling. Link to article:https://www.trtworld.com/magazine/why... Links to our books: https://www.amazon.com/David-S.-Ouala... Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5PW... Subscribe to our Blog: https://www.globalperspectiveconsulti... Findus on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/6485... Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/home 872 Comments Auggie Giuseppe Add a public comment... The Geopolitics In Conflict Show Pinned by The Geopolitics In Conflict Show The Geopolitics In Conflict Show 1 month ago Thank you all for your support. I want to make a correction: The official date of Pakistan independence is Aug 14, 1947 not August 24, 1947... 21 lonthonk toyib lonthonk toyib 1 month ago I believe Pakistan rejects America because Pakistan does not want to betray China as a close ally. Moreover, China has helped build the port of Guadar which will lift Pakistan's economy. 118 Robert Low Robert Low 1 month ago Pakistan has grown up. She want to be able to decide who he wants to be friend. The most important for Pakistan is to show to the world it can stand on its feet and needn't have to be dictated by foreign powers. Anybody that can bring prosperity to its people are all welcome. 108 Muhammad Waqar Muhammad Waqar 1 month ago Pakistan has shown maturity by not further allowing the US to kill innocent people in Afghanistan. 127 pjber pjber 1 month ago America's obsession with controlling other countries borders on paranoia. Pakistan is weighing all its options and carefully evaluating the obvious shift in economic power from the West to the East and has made a wise decision. We may see more countries do the same. 79 Amjad Iqbal Amjad Iqbal 1 month ago Pakistan is now a rapidly growing economy. And has stood firm on its ground. 82 Albert Chu Albert Chu 1 month ago Pakistan are not so naive to let a warmonger and a troublemaker to have their base in their land is definitely a good decision. This troublemaker can only creates troubles and nothing good. 116 roddy christodoulou roddy christodoulou 1 month ago American drones have killed thousands of innocent Pakistani civilians so I'm not surprised Pakistan said no . 128 OhFookinELL OhFookinELL 1 month ago Pakistan and China are like brothers. 167 sfukuda512 sfukuda512 1 month ago Currently, India is spewing anti-China propaganda. Since Pakistan is not so friendly with India, it makes sense for Pakistan and China to team up. Also, China has some infrastructure projects going on in Pakistan.