Podcast
Parasite - The Economics Of War
Hosted by Shikha Kumari · EN
An eye for eye only ends up making the whole world blind, the future of the modern world was well predicted by Mahatma Gandhi.
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Episode 4- Mutually Assured Destruction
Mar 16, 202100:06:34Tap to summarizeWith the world scientists believing that as the world’s population increases and basic resources become scarce, wars will be fought more often over fundamental essentials, such as water and food, the resources that are hoped to be gained from war take the form of things like oil, minerals, or materials used in manufacturing.
Transcribe →Episode 3- Triangle Trade War
Mar 16, 202100:06:16Tap to summarizeThe complex dynamics of the India-Pakistan-China triangle, reinforced by the role of the United States in the region, made conflict a regular phenomenon which is to be managed, rather than eliminated.
Transcribe →Episode 2- The Clash of Triumvirate
Mar 16, 202100:07:06Tap to summarizeThe India-Pakistan-China triangle is mired in a convoluted history of unresolved border disputes, with military confrontations between India and China at the Line of Actual Control (LAC), and India and Pakistan at the Line of Control (LoC) occurring intermittently.
Transcribe →Episode 1- Desert is not Peace
Mar 16, 202100:06:13Tap to summarizeIraq has been a weapon of mass destruction. The Iraq War was a protracted armed conflict that began in 2003 with the invasion of Iraq by a United States-led coalition that overthrew the government of Saddam Hussein .
Transcribe →Introduction: Parasite-The Economics of War
Mar 16, 202100:01:30Tap to summarizeWith the coming of every year a new conflict is born and what could be worse than growing need of humans and declining resources to smoulder the future.
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