Question.1267 - Watch the TED Talk by Rush DoshiLinks to an external site.. While the talk is 9 years old, a lot of what he covers is still current today. At the beginning of the talk he treats India and China as one entity. Only later in his talk does he start highlighting the relationship between the two countries. He also indicates some of the strategic locations that may be of interest to both countries. In this discussion, I would like you to investigate whether there are any indications in these strategic locations of an increase in tensions between the two countries. Are both countries trying to expand their influence in these same locations? How are they trying to expand their spheres of influence? What is driving this attempted expansion? Be sure to reference any outside sources. Make sure that you submit your first post by Thursday.
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