Jiang says Pakistan is probably China's strongest ally in South Asia even though it simultaneously appears entangled with American strategic structures.
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South Asia
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...billion people. And unfortunately, this means that Africa and parts of South Asia, a lot of people there will starve to death. So the..."
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Jiang predicts that resource wars, especially water conflicts in South and Southeast Asia, will intensify as geophysical shocks overwhelm economies.
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"...probably the strongest, uh, ally of China in the, in the South Asia region. So,"
"...see resource wars flare up around the world. I think that South Asia, Southeast Asia, water wars will be a huge issue, as geophysical..."
"...billion people. And unfortunately, this means that Africa and parts of South Asia, a lot of people there will starve to death. So the..."
"...three number three is now you force all the nations of south asia including india vietnam japan south korea okay to unite against you..."
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