Divergent Paths: India, China, Turkey

By Levent Ağaoğlu

18/02/2024

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By Levent Agaoglu

18/02/2024

Silk Road: China, Russia, Turkey

Spice Road: India, Iran, UAE, Arabia, Jordan, Israel

In the face of the fact that the production forces are concentrated on China on the Silk Road and India on the Spice Road, the Western World, under the leadership of the USA, is applying the usual divide-and-rule methods as the top item on its agenda against these large-populated countries and markets in the east, both of which are located in the Asian continent.

After Mao’s death, the People’s Republic of China, which started to implement a 50-year plan since 1978, aimed to become a world leader at the end of the process. Of course, it has developed this process together with the USA. China has gained dominance in world markets with cheap production and maintained the US dollar hegemony.

At the end of the first quarter of the 21st century, towards the end of China’s 50-year plan, the USA and the West started to put India, which they kept in reserve, into the market as a pawn.

Now, new concepts, labels, artificial distinctions, artificial associations will be created, and the hegemony of the West over the world will be tried to be continued by dividing and fragmenting Asia.

In this picture, the Persian Gulf countries and especially Iran will be directed to cooperate with India.

When we pay attention, it is important to note that during the period when Israel bombed Muslims and Gaza, Iran fired missiles at Pakistan and Northern Iraq and hit Muslims. Both India and Iran are on the side of Armenia. Now, the West is again dividing and dismembering the East. The middle corridor of the Silk Road does not pass through the Iranian line.

Iran is a Persian Great Wall for the Turks.

The U.S. is on the way to further expand the Greater Middle East Project by integrating the Middle East, this time the Indian subcontinent, into the Middle East, which it is trying to divide and divide with the Greater Middle East Project.

The opening of the Zangezur corridor is a disaster for the West, because communication between Turkey and Turkestan will begin, transportation will begin.

It is very clear that Turkey is the country that can change the balances here.

As a result of Turkey’s refusal to take part in these camps, balancing the Silk Road and the Spice Road through its own geography, taking its relations with India and China with its own decisions against the wishes of the USA, and excluding the BOP project, Asia will move towards becoming a union.

Here one should not forget about the fact that Russia, India and China are Asian countries that are members of BRICS. Based on the fact that in addition to Iran, which is erected as the Great Wall of Persia in front of Turkey in a way that prevents its access to Turkestan, Turkestan countries are located in the north of India, this connection is also being tried to be broken.

The way out for Turkey will be in the form of a south-north cycle in the form of Turkey, southward Africa, India, northward Turkestan, Russia and Turkey again.

In the formulation proposed by the West, India is directed to European markets through the Spice Sea route. Because India’s distance from the American market is an obstacle to a strong commercial relationship.

However, what is wanted to be ignored here is disruptive to the African game.

Within the scope of the cycle we propose, India and Africa already have close relations. India and Russia also have close relations. Turkey also has close relations with Africa. The missing piece is that if the commercial and political relations between India-Turkestan and India-Turkey are strengthened, the West will not be able to implement the scenario of maintaining its hegemony by dividing Asia.