On one end, the US is a soivereign nation and does what it wants. If it doesn’t want to support Ukraine defending itself from Russian invasion, it can do it.
Except this violates the treaty that made Ukraine give up its nuclear weapons in 1993.
Which means the US administration cannot be trusted to keep agreements made by previous administrations.
It is the reason Europe needs to re-arm. The assumption that the US administration will support allies no longer holds true.
It also means no rational country will give up nuclear weapons for US assurance in return: Ukraine is the example how this went 30 years later.
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@kmr_dilip Not surprised honestly. A company like NVIDIA had akshay kumar with him on stage in their Mumbai AI summit last year. So it's clearly a trend to get as many eyeballs as they can treating us like consumers, not innovators.
@pbmehta Such an important article at such a crucial time. We really need an introspection on what's important and what's not in the long term or we risk being left further behind. There might be no coming back if it's too late.
Great reading in the @IndianExpress today, multiple warning signs are in front of us with a toxic mix of increasing debt and subdued consumption in the Indian economy.
Came across a great piece by @nilaynanditesh this independence. We may have come a million miles since that stroke at the midnight hour, but we still have many million miles to go. @IndianExpress