Israel Hamas War Is An Immediate Setback To India
Reviving the ancient Spice Route to europe would be made possible by IMEC, which would make india one of the few nations in the area with positive relations with both saudi arabia and Israel. Now all of this is at risk.
Given that the belligerents and their allies possess several nuclear weapons, there is a strong fear that the Israel-Hamas conflict might ignite World war III. After their uranium-enrichment centrifuges blew up due to the Stuxnet computer malware, iran has recovered. And then there's pakistan and its quickly expanding arsenal, not likely aided by knockdown kits and screwdriver assembly of Chinese components.
The terrifying prospect of a global World war III is real, and just as the disintegrating League of Nations was powerless to stop previous global conflicts, the ineffectual UN is now unlikely to be able to stop a new one. It hasn't been able to stop all the lesser wars, like the one in Ukraine, and it's clear that big countries don't give a damn about the UN's efforts and blathering. As a result, one of the main concerns is that the Hamas strike might start a bigger fire.
Given that the belligerents and their allies possess several nuclear weapons, there is a strong fear that the Israel-Hamas conflict might ignite World war III. After their uranium-enrichment centrifuges blew up due to the Stuxnet computer malware, iran has recovered. And then there's pakistan and its quickly expanding arsenal, not likely aided by knockdown kits and screwdriver assembly of Chinese components.
The terrifying prospect of a global World war III is real, and just as the disintegrating League of Nations was powerless to stop previous global conflicts, the ineffectual UN is now unlikely to be able to stop a new one. It hasn't been able to stop all the lesser wars, like the one in Ukraine, and it's clear that big countries don't give a damn about the UN's efforts and blathering. As a result, one of the main concerns is that the Hamas strike might start a bigger fire.
The possibility that West Asia's budding normalization process may suddenly come to an abrupt end is concerning, though. This may have worldwide repercussions. The Yom Kippur war (1973), which was the previous Arab-Israeli conflict, most likely caused the Arab oil embargo and the subsequent shock of quadrupling oil prices.
More importantly, this led to a significant transfer of wealth from emerging nations, which set them back decades and increased human suffering. It also generated inflation in the US. Thus, even if the most hopeful Green programs succeed, there are unintended implications to what occurs in West Asia, which, short of a miracle, will continue to dominate the energy supply for the next few decades.
More importantly, this led to a significant transfer of wealth from emerging nations, which set them back decades and increased human suffering. It also generated inflation in the US. Thus, even if the most hopeful Green programs succeed, there are unintended implications to what occurs in West Asia, which, short of a miracle, will continue to dominate the energy supply for the next few decades.