سياسات القوى الدولية اتجاه التنافس الصيني-الهندي في إقليم جنوب آسيا منذ عام 2013

Abstract EN

China is still seeking to dominate South Asia and prevent India from emerging as a competing power, which has led to the intensity of Chinese-Indian competition in international strategies, especially those countries that view the process of competition as a threat to their traditional influence, especially the United States, which looked at the process of competition and the increase of Chinese interference in the southern region Asia is considered the most dangerous threat to it in Asia due to China's growing strength, and in East Asia, there is Japan with its economic size and its technological and high-tech strength, and in the north, there is the Russian Federation, with its many victories that it seeks to regain through its cooperation with China, as well as Australia's clear role in the face of the competition process, as all countries wish to preserve their acclaimed role in the region, due to the wealth it contains and a strategic location that is directly related to their interests.