Not long ago, Kurdish female fighters were dancing in Raqqa after defeating ISIS. Today, America is allowing Turkey to attack and kill these same, incredibly brave women & their families. #KurdsBetrayedByTrump or more accurately, betrayed by America. pic.twitter.com/1jkclGXryL
Swadeshi Jagran Manch Is Right: The RCEP is not for India. Very often, we get into bad deals because of the fear of being left out in the cold. In theory, FTAs are good for everybody; in practice, they are often tilted towards manufacturing powers to the detriment of services powers. India has a huge trade deficit of over $50 billion with China precisely because of this. We export only low-value added products, while we import higher-value products, and our services industry has been kept out substantially through non-tariff barriers.
FTAs are not an either/or option for us. We can substitute FTAs with bilateral deals that are renegotiable based on actual results over the coming years. These can later be converted to FTAs once the benefits are seen as two-way.
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