1:39 I really don’t understand why you continuously repeating the same mistakes in many of your videos..?? Why you call Mosaddegh government in Iran, a democratically elected…? It wasn’t… he was a prime minister selected by the Emperor of Iran and was kicked out by him according to the constitution of Iran then…But Mosaddegh tried to stage a coup against the shah with the help of clergy and USSR that was initially successful but after the coup he dismantled the parliament and the judiciary and wanted to start his own dictatorship that with the help of the US money, all the same clergy that initially supported him, all the members of parliament, the generals that didn’t want him as their new leader, and judges, he was kicked out eventually…!! In the Iranian constitution of the time, Shah selects and kicks out the prime ministers not election..!! Mosaddegh himself was against the elections since the constitutional revolution during the dynasty before Pahlavi…
After watching countless videos from him. There is only one conclusion I got. He’s joke. If not so, he is definitely justifying U.S rule over the world.
Should do a video on if mermaids are real ? , That would be an interesting story especially if you look at first hand sources near Bangladesh that have these legendary tales of seeing them
When one loses blood, the first one to be sucked is an ally. Even rabbits won't eat the grass next to their nest. It seems that some people have no intention of considering it for a long time
Honestly, as a Russian, I am very skeptical of this and believe that this 'New cold war' topic is inflated. I mean, the world is too globalized and interdependent right now. In the real cold war time, there was virtually no trade and closed borders between two blocks and now more than half of China's trade is with the West and vice versa. Every political move discussed is in my view hypocritical, since everyone keeps trading with everyone regardless of these 'alliances'. And that Brics are developing a new currency is just laughable, they aren't even an alliance (SA's president was to arrest Putin if he comes)
Even in the original cold war there was some trade and relations between the blocks. Maybe not for the people, but for the governments and the powerful at least. The interdependency is keeping things from collapsing, but we see in the last years that the new blocks are trying to cut this dependency. But at the end of the day, global politics is just the result of thousands of small decision by people with conflicting interests, who will cooperate for some time if it helps them all.
Too right. The idea BRICS could compete with the G7 is complete delusion. China and India being best friends, South Africa a growing economy. Lol next joke
Also from ideological point of view, China or Russia don't provide any solid and self-sufficient ideology or vision of better future as Soviet Union did. Economic growth of these countries was nurtured and empowered by the West, and politically China and Russia are way too corrupt and unripe compared to Western Democracies. Thus, to call it a new bipolar world is exaggerated. Most countries still see democracy as their ideal and only lean towards the East in some specific matters.
I'm obsessed with all of your videos. I've almost watched 20 videos in a day and now i feel so intelligent for the last three month i can almost throw a word in any political conversation
All his videos are full of prejudice and misinformation. It’s better to watch other bloggers at the same time to compare with what they say about a same stuff. Though it’s my suggestion.
I just feel like compared to G7, BRICS still have a far way to go, Russia is entwined in a war, India and China still have trash relations with border issues, Brazil and South Africa aren't the booming tigers they were 20 years back and showed signs of slowing down
You're correct about BRICS, but damn, as a South African it bugs me that it's the only country you didn't capitalise in your comment lol. The economy, due to a incompetent and corrupt political party, is in massive decline...but we still deserve an upper case 'S' :p
Ya his understanding of the BRICS countries is soo far from reality lol, none of them are seriously talking about a new currency and Indian and Chinese troops are litteraly killing each others with spears in the Himalayas right now.
it's absurd that this man stood in front of the COUNTRY and said NUCULAR weapons literally unable to say the word properly @1:56. NUCULAR WEAPONS? are you in the 5th grade? seriously someone please explain this to me.
There's a lot to be said for old school effects and other "old school" additives/techniques that went underappreciated and have slowly become lost in the modern media landscape. Slowly we're learning why they were so good and ubiquitous to begin with. Look at the cinema. It's the one place where many young people including myself and even some of the older generations might listen to a piece of really traditional classical music without even noticing it, because it just works!
I completely HATE the sound effects & music. Amusing that I just wrote how much it drove me insane & that couldn't even stand to watch the rest of the video. I'm old & this was NOT how videos used to be. It's new & something Millennials or younger stuff into their videos. It's distracting, annoying & makes hearing the words harder (for old ears).
We’ve been in a new Cold War for several years at this point. Considering trade wars and militarization of the South China Sea, things could and likely will get significantly more serious. The Cold War with the USSR has a debated start date, and this one will too when we look back on it.
@@EBBEBBEBBE Working on your "social credit score"? There's an Indian Ocean - India doesn't own it just because it has the same name. . Taiwan is properly called Republic of China, the Communist Chinese do not own that, either.
this is such a nuanced take- so often we see china being portrayed as something of an aggressor but seeing it from a more neutral perspective you can kinda see why they view the west as hypocritical
Yeah china hasn’t been aggressive compared to any other world power since they came into power really. The only things that come to mind of them sending troops to other places: Korean War, invasion of Tibet and the sino-Vietnamese war. One of which also had American troops, and they have also invaded Vietnam. And China haven’t invaded Iraq, Libya and Afghanistan
while China is being the biggest hypocrite. I cannot agree more. What China is portraying as a global peace maker, but in fact its policies is straight out imperialism while the US is at the very least keeping a façade of capitalism. While claim to be a non-aggressor to the world, it has been threatening Taiwan for decades. I guess your neutral perspective is more of a copium sadly.
@@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3I thought us participated in both Korean war and vietnamese War. Therefore, instead of “one of which”, it’s actually 2/3. Beyond that, tibet was under serfdom before China step in. So, with modern social agreement that slavery is bad, I believe it is not a intrusion for the people of Tibet, but only a intrusion to whoever in power of Tibet.
8:00 BRICS is not some rival to the West or NATO. To make a single currency or military alliance between such disparate far-flung countries would take a lot more unity and mutual co-operation than these states are capable of. The EU is geographically and culturally linked through their proximity to one another and even they haven't managed to spread the Euro to all members, or establish a formal alliance that isn't NATO. China and India are always skirmishing over their border, Russia's a global pariah, and South Africa is nearly a failed state that recently threatened to arrest Putin if he stopped by for the BRICS summit. NATO they ain't. And a mutual trade currency can't have garbage economies attached to it (South Africa, arguably Russia). Look what Greece did to the Eurozone.
@@DARK-MEME-LORDIndia sees US very favourably, almost as favourably as they see Russia according to surveys of the population. And it’s undeniable that US- India ties are increasing exponentially, with the two holding the same enemy (China) and holding similar values.
The EU also had centuries of infighting between todays member states, there was also a "military" consensus that something had to be done regarding cooperation in the EU
If theres a conflict it will be very limited due to MAD. Naval warfare is possible, if both parties deem it containable. Im more worried about lack of cooperation on climate change and ai, and negative economic effects
Speaking as a Chinese who studied in the US, this saddens me greatly. There is nothing I can do because the movements on the current trajectories, were set in motion a long time ago. The only way to get out of this is time taking its course, there is no going back, globalization as I knew and grown up in, is doomed.
This saddens me as well, as I am a US student who will study in China this coming January. I think these types of exchange programs and experiences can help foster greater understanding and empathy between US and China, and I wish there were more.
@@bobzavon Sorry to upset you, but alas, mutual understanding between people will not help prevent conflicts between China and the United States. This is a conflict of authorities who are trying to get more power. Even if the US chooses a politician who will try more to negotiate with China, China itself will not give up the idea of expanding its influence. The conflict can only be resolved if there is a third party that can contain both. Previously, there were such hopes for the EU, but its forces are not enough to influence it as a full-fledged single country
An an American living in Mexico, I study world politics and war because I intend to live in the non-aligned countries as much as possible for the rest of my life.
As a person in a non-aligned country, I also want too but,at the same time more west leaning because compared to China or Russia it's a no brainer. So sorta neutral and a little west leaning.
@@blizzard1198As an American I have a bad feeling about the next couple of years, any wrong move between NATO/Japan/SK/Australia and Russia/China/Iran would be 20 times more bloody than ww2 ever was.
@@blizzard1198 yea but right now its likely for BRICS to fall since China rules due to them being the de facto superpower, and they all have very little in common, their goals and ideologies are different, Russia and China are historic communist states, Brazil are just there to take as much as they can and are historically US allies. South Africa is riddled with problems, not to mention the US and NATO could starve China to submission if they could blockade the South China Sea but it’s means nukes over America and China, so it’s a lose-lose
Regarding to Brazil, the country will always pursue good diplomatic relations with all countries, not picking any side, unless certain country acts against Brazil specifically. This is what it has been since the country's independence, and politically tries to keep in this way. That's not only for "best deals" as mentioned.
It is for best deals and there’s nothing wrong with that. There is no idealism in international relations, there are only national interests. And Brazil is allowed to have them just like the US, Europe and other developed countries.
As a Hungarian, I can also confirm that even within the EU, there are countries, which hesitant to choose sides. For example, our government is in the EU and taking funds from EU/NATO, but still buying cheap gas from Russia, and taking huge loans from China.
@@harukrentz435 Debateable. It's slowly turning Hungary into a pariah state. Even traditional Hungarian allies such as Poland are pivoting away from it due to its' decisions since the war started.
Hungary under Orban has further isolated itself from its allies. He is playing power politics to enrich himself, make no mistake about it. If you think for one second that Hungary is benefitting themselves with these actions, you are in for a big surprize.
As the Roman poet Juvenal once said, "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" (Who will guard the guards themselves?) The problem with a unipolar global order is that sooner or later, the superpower that claims to be the guardian of justice will misuse that power.
I agree. Hopefully a bipolar world will make Americans realize there is a greater enemy than each other making liberals and conservatives cooperate. I hope.
@@phantomvideoproductions913 "The fall of the soviet union was a horrible event because it made the west arrogant and lazy." You may as well have told me that the decolonization of Africa was a horrible event because it made the Soviets arrogant and lazy. Coming from a Soviet colonial subject, your moral outlook is very silly.
@@roadent217exactly, the collapse of the soviet union was not only terrible for the west but for the east too, leading to rapid fall in living standards, decrease in workers rights, catastrophic developments for social security and healthcare etc.
the graphics in this video were so good I had to watch the video again because the first time I was just admiring the graphics, stunning job Johnny and team, I really love these geopolitical videos
Honestly, as an American, This reality of a modern day “Cold War” is a bit frightening. I find it amazing that despite humanity going through the bloodiest war in history just 80 years ago that another war is transpiring on the global position for economic hegemony over the most countries. Whether or not the US remained on top is not my concern. My concern is, are we gonna make it past this decade?
If usa did not do unjustice with giving out their shady loans and they plummeting other country economics I don't think bad things would happen. The saying that suits here is " a wooden log never burns alone"
@@shinishini6047 I guess so, I’m not a fan of politics. I don’t involve myself with other political matters that the governments are facing, I try to limit my views to more local situations. It’s sad that the tension is high and the future is uncertain at best, with all this geopolitical turmoil in the air. Who knows who or what will cause the spark to race to detonate the Bomb of war.
the answer is no. This year alone already have so many escalations that could easily trigger World War... if this keep happening we are not gonna make it past 2030. Many will perish for sure
I'm a Cuban living in Cuba. The tight ties our current government has with Russia in the middle of the Ukraine war and the secret bargains and contracts being signed without the Cuban people's concern resemble to those in the worst and most dangerous moments of the cold war. The missiles crisis comes to my mind every time military generals visit each other's country, we don't really know what they are talking about. In addition, the Army celebrates the birth of the North Korean army with top North Korean leaders. I don't support any of that, and yet, I know I could pay the price.
Hi Johnny , just to clarify , Brazil didn't sell 40mm anti aircraft ammunition , 5,56 automatic rifles , small arms ammunition and armored vehicles to Ukraine because by Brazil's constitution they can't sell arms to countries that are in war , Brazil is a neutral country as per it's constitution .
Super interesting that you used Brazil as an example! As a Brazilian living in Brazil, one of the main topics that we discuss in international politics is not what side to take, but rather which areas we should do an alliance with China or US/EU.
@@matthewhearn9497 Brazil doesn't really need a military alliance with any country. That said, both the US and China are important trade partners. It is worth pointing out that to a certain extent those two giants also depend on Brazil for trade.
A rare Johhny article i vehemently disagree with. The BRICS currency is not realistic or close to coming to fruition (and many of the countries don't get alone), China's economic power is in decline as it's cost goes up and countries look internally after Covid, and their population is aging rapidly and will weaken both their economy and their military. Saying it's a new cold war is a glitzy headline, and China has gotten way stronger and more economically involved with it's neighbors the last 20 years, but saying they will truly compete with the United States in the near future is simply false and overlooking the reality of the situation
We are moving into a world more akin to the 18th and 19th centuries, when the idea of balance of power was taken more seriously. You can’t just expect one country to set the global rules anymore.
Ideologically US and most of the non-aligned countries are very different. If US not only want them allied with them but also want them to follow all their ideologies, then China will definitely get the upper hand with transactional alliance based on benefits without any need to change their ideologies.
That's true, but there is a long game the US can look forward to. That is 'universal values', the values that will develop naturally as nations get more educated and wealthier. Unless these third world countries go down the path of North Korea, and strictly keep their people perpetually poor and uneducated. This is also brewing inside China and Russia as their educated Middle class are increasingly unhappy with how things are going. Brain drain and disloyalty from the middle class will hurt them bad.
@@isunlloaoll that's what it was thought about China when they got into the WTC, Chinese middle class is the biggest in the world and yet the party's power is stronger than ever
@Caxacate significant numbers of the educated Chinese middle class have already adopted universal values. Why do you think feminism is big in China right now? Why do you think the Chinese government cracks down on it? They might not be protesting on the streets on mass, facing bullets and tanks, but they also arent willing to die for the Chinese regime. Look at the "lie flat" and the "let it rot" movements inside China. These are all new sparks that the Chinese civilization never had before it came into contact with universal values. This is why the CCP has a firewall on its internet, why everything is heavily censored, and why they're pushing for internal circulation. They are afraid of their people awakening.
@@Caxacatethat’s because people living inside China actually enjoys low crime, no drug abuse, high speed trains, no homeless tent cities, and affordable healthcare and all made possible by their government. What reasons would they have to hate their government? Are people in the US happy with all the gun violence, carjackings, smash and grabs, tent cities, unaffordable healthcare, unaffordable rent, and inflation? Are we (I’m a US citizen) happy with our government?
@@Caxacate over 20 percent unemployment for the 16-24 age group and a nose diving economy. Plus, debt to gdp ratio is out of control and that doesn’t even get into consumer debt. The real estate bubble is starting to pop. USA and allied forces are forcing China into decline just like they did to the USSR and Japan. It’s called the middle income trp. Over 600 million Chinese have a 140 dollar a month income. That is low and way below the actual poverty line. Also, I’m surprised Johnny didn’t get into chinas crumbling demographics and that it is entering into a balance sheet deficit. Every metric of the CCP is in decline right now. Wake up dude.
As a Chinese person, I've never seen a more "passively subjective" video on China Vs. USA. I mean, there are channels that present very obviously which side they partake, and then there is this video, pretending to be objective while it is clearly Chinese sided. I think it's very false of you guys to imply that while what the west does is hypocritical (which I agree with), that China is supporting a system of independence. This is clearly not what we have witnessed throughout China's history as well as modern affairs.
@@thatamericangamer7230I think you may be misunderstanding the original post. They are saying the video is claiming to be objective but is actually biased towards China. China does not support a system of independence. This is shown throughout history and modern affairs.
I absolutely love how objective this was; it's really not something I'm used to with all these polarized media outlets and it's something I think is becoming increasingly important for the stability of our globalized societies.
it's absurd that this man stood in front of the COUNTRY and said NUCULAR weapons literally unable to say the word properly @1:56. NUCULAR WEAPONS? are you in the 5th grade? seriously someone please explain this to me.
Google: Why does Bush say nucular? The first two websites; Wikipedia and theglobeandmail It's a good read if your interested in linguistics, otherwise you should prolly just skip to the fun parts👍🏼
Exceptionally well done for many reasons. My only fear is that Harris might just be exceptionally good at convincing me of things: That I am accepting his conclusions without giving any real challenge to the premises that he used to lead me to them. But I think he is one of the few people bringing a rational perspective to international politics rather than parroting the narrative accepted by whoever a journalist is wishing to please.
@@Xlr8t hey :) so they meant that Johnny Harris is so good at presenting info by giving points that lead to a specific conclusion, which means we are easily convinced his conclusion is right and might forget to also find critiques for what he's saying (it's always good to challenge what you learn!),, but he's still a great source of info because of his rationality, you can tell he isn't biased and isn't just saying what some company wants him to say
Hard to imagine the face of an american revolutionary soldier in the 1770s if you tell them that 300 years later they would eventually coming from 13 colonies, become rivals of China which was probably a country that they never heard or think of
Yeah, tell them that they're a declining world hegemon with most powerfull military with bases all over the world, funded from their taxes. Oh and Britain are their weaker allies.
Amazing video. Concisely presenting recent geopolitical developments, with great production and remaining mostly objective. Thank you so much for making this available for free. It's extremely high-quality journalism and enjoyable infotainment.
8:27 the man on the right, Qin Gang Chinese foreign minister, has been disappeared since June 2023. It’s ironic that nobody knows what happened to this person. 😅
Instead of sticking to the non-interventionist policy, the US went on a condescending power trip, inviting unnecessary resentment from small but key players across the globe. We are quite possibly past the point of no return in maintaining the status quo. Whether you like it or not, the US hegemony is drawing to a close and a New World Order is in the making. Let's hope it will end up well for all.
When the US intervenes: OMG the US is basically a imperial power looking to genocide people 😡😡😡 When the US doesn’t intervene: OMG the Americans are so selfish for not helping those poor people out 😡😡😡
8:27 the man on the right, Qin Gang Chinese foreign minister, has been disappeared since June 2023. It’s ironic that nobody knows what happened to this key person of BRICS. 😅
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Do we have to constantly think about things with a "war" mindset? China is pursuing its own economic interests but doesn't want to actually have a conflict with the US - and has stated so multiple times. From what I've seen, this "new cold war" language mainly comes from the US side. Are countries allowed to pursue economic projects independent from the US, without this being classified as being a "war"? I think people are willing a war into existence where there needn't be one.
That is exactly what this video was addressing because basically the US says if you do not follow my rules and my floss optical principles, you are waging war with me and that is where the issue comes into play and that is what they're trying to fall as a group
It was pretty much the US that created this "everything is a war" mindset. And as US economy needs to be based on sanctions, and an eventual new currency won't allow that, united states will have to fight that as their economic system will eventually collapse.
Great analysis. Just one thing to add. India isn't peaking sides not so that we can benefits from both China and US. Infact we are still military confrontation along the border area with China. So not planning to benefit from China at the very least. Now coming to our engagement with the US. India doesn't approach US so that we can get some aid like Pakistan. Infact we are the fastest growing economy this year. And due to our population size, we are to a large extent independent economically because our own consumer market can ensure economic growth. US India engagement is just because of the fact that we both have common rival and that will be China. So it pretty much serves mutual interest
Whilst I agree with your points on India not approaching the US for aid, it's far too simplistic atm to say that India is only engaging with the US for 'mutual interests'. There has been a slew of investment from American companies as of late, with billions of dollars to flow into the country. Whilst this is probably also to benefit the US, the 'de-risking' of US's dependence on China is leading to a great deal of advantages for India. The role of the Quad can't be understated as well. So yes, while India is looking after their own interests especially with China's looming presence, it's too simplistic to say that it's 'just because we have a common rival'. India and the US agree on many frontiers and it seems likely to grow in the near future.
@@A_R_B_G It's cute that you think the American Left has any real political power. The polarization is between Right-Wing Liberals+Moderates and the Far-Right Conservatives+Ultra-conservatives. You might assume Bernie is a "commie" but he really is more of a Centrist in Right-wing dominated politics. America's Left either vote for Independents, or for Democrats, or just don't vote at all.
@@johntaua Russia, who fought a war over it and is historically populated with Russian speaking people. Khrushchev was a traitor who gave it to Ukrainians due to his national loyalty.
@snipernosnipey8162 by 'historically populated' you mean various russian dominated colonial empires wiped out the people who lived there and moved russian people there.
Well researched, and the narrative is precise. Excellent editing makes it easy to follow. Despite the ongoing different views between the two superpowers and their respective agendas, everyone wants a peaceful world for our children and their children.
It has already been laid bare by the war in Ukraine war that Russia's military is not even close to superpower status. They have nukes but it is mutually assured destruction to use them and is nearly a moot point. We have been providing Ukraine our scrap and without putting a single boot on the ground, Russia is being defeated. They are using World War II era tanks and after a year and a half don't even have any substantial air superiority. Russia doesn't have a blue water navy and their airlift capability is lacking. We have the best blue water navy in the world and have the best airlift capability ever seen. We have bases all over the world which gives us a huge leg up. In no sense of the word is Russia a superpower, whether economically, militarily or technologically. What does Russia produce for the world that is of value? They have a lot of oil but what innovations do they create that help humanity? Russian women are lined up to marry American men so that they can come here and escape that backward, second rate country that is run by a tin pot dictator. All of the Chinese military which we hear so much about is stolen American technology that isn't being perfected like the way that we do it. China has an excellent area of denial capability, but we have a wartime reserve capability that hasn't been seen yet and hopefully won't be needed. Also, China doesn't have any recent combat experience which plays a huge role in military effectiveness. We have many decades worth of combat experience. We don't have a near peer adversary as we are meant to believe.
Cold war officially started at the winter olympics last year which occurred in China. Putin was invited as a special guest of honor and on the first day of the games, China and Russia issued a joint statement asking for multipolarity and offered worldwide nuclear peace treaty. US flipped them the bird, Russia invaded Ukraine less than 30 days later.
Yeah, because everyone totally believes anything Russia has to say. They don't ever lie or break their commitments. 'cough' Budapest Memorandum 'cough'...
@@travisbiko8990yes you right! But just lately they promised to Gorbi not to expand NATo otherwise he would not have agreed on the Réunion of Germany. They failed on the promise.
"American led system leads to peace in world" I wonder if the middle east and the African DR's have the same say as you. I appreciate te level of professionalism in your videos, but sometimes they smell of biasedness towards the US interests. Correct me if I'm wrong
Chinas advances have been so slow and strategic, something this world isn't used to.. I trust it's only a matter of time before the world feels the full effects of what China has been planning
It's simple....China plans to "win" by....not going to war. They're going to simply and undeniable achieve second strike capabilities...and grow their economy more and more and more. Either the US can instigate conflict in the region or they can't. If you check US military papers they believe they have a 5-10 year window to contain and deal great damage to China. If China isn't pushed to take military action, they're going to Sun Tzu it up and just become #1 without a fight. The issue here is that for most Americans it's a VERY difficult pill to swallow that we the baddies.
As a South African, we are much more culturally aligned with the West, however, economically, we are much more aligned with China. I can see future cooperation being along the lines of, "we support you guys in the West, but we can't afford to not support China in this matter." Also, regarding BRICS, most of us don't know or don't care much about this association, and it has potential to cause more pain than benefit in the short term by isolating us from the West, but could have long term benefits if the world order does shift.
That's sort of like how it is in New Zealand. Our government does side with the West on things like Ukraine, but we're importing tons of stuff like medical equipment, fertilizer and textiles from China so "picking a side" would be difficult because of this arrangement. It always seems that our government has been, not taking two steps forward and one step back but instead "spreading their legs" as the two sides drift apart.
Sorry. You need to stipulate "as a white South African". You must surely acknowledge that you have little understanding of how the *vast* majority of South African's align culturally.
@@Imbalanxdhow presumptuous of you they was no suggestion that they are white (although they may be) You attach race to thoughts if you have a independent thought that differs please feel free to share
Feel's like the wealth of the world is slowly moving from USA, Canada, Australia, Europe and Japan to China, India, Indonesia, Brazil. Wonder what happens when the dollar is no longer the only global currency and USA is no longer able have military larger of the next 10 biggest combined. Let's hope China's inside problems destroy their growth before that happens.
Anglo America has a hegemonic mindset...and understandably no country wants to go from #1 to #2. Check out US military papers. They will try to instigate a conflict there in the region soon...otherwise China will eventually surpass the US, without a fight too. This is unacceptable for the global hegemons that have been used to dominance for a century
I really love your modern history videos. This is my go-to channel for this kind of content, as every video is well made and high quality. Thanks for the awesome content!
@johnny. Thank you for this video. I really appreciate your factual, non-biased POV on the state of the world and the rising competition between China and the US. One critique: when you overlay images over the map of the US, you typically show its people and its politicians. However when you overlayed images over the map of China, you more often only showed Xi, and his military. Might I suggest you also highlight the people and the society within China?
Just like DW when talking about western covid vaccine they showed scientists working at lab with fancy technology, but then its china and russia they showed us images of military soldiers, planes, tanks, and warships 😂😂😂😂
Actually the rise of the American empire did not lead to a reduction in global poverty. It led to an increase in GDP a metric that does not reflect poverty levels. Poverty levels have actually been rising for the last 100 years
As a chilean, i'm glad to see the superpowers to fight each other on trade mainly. While the mayority of our history we depended on one foreign superpower (Spain during the colony, the UK in the 1800s, and the US in the 1900s), today we can trade with all the major actors, and progress and advance with liberty to trade with the ones we wish and decide to trade, regardless what the "superpower" at the moment can dictate.
It is very astute of you to recognize this. Your understanding of Chile's history paints a clear picture that the current world order is "the best it ever has been" for the majority of the Western and developing world. While this US has been overly aggressive in many places over the decades, the system that it upholds allows nations, that would not normally have a chance, to trade with one another.
@@tiagogomes3807 I think its important to point out that this wasn't the case in before WW1, Britain and the US maintained an exclusivity with trade in the Western hemisphere. However, this changed after WW2, where the US guaranteed open trade by patrolling the global oceans as part of its grand strategy to contain the Soviet Union. After the cold war this has been a status quo largely out of lack of vision on what to do next and a domestic politics that is allergic to any coercive foreign policy that doesn't show clear benefits to global security. Leaving this here in case someone thinks the US policy hasn't changed since Teddy Roosevelt.
It is essential to express opposition to China's naval expansion, given its primary objective of controlling the Taiwan Strait (and the South China Sea). As it's a vital waterway through which half of the world's global trade flows. This dominance could grant them the ability to block access to any country's trade at their discretion, endangering international commerce and sovereignty.
You should have mentioned one European country that also balances well between China and America, and that is Serbia. In Serbia, the Chinese are building a network of highways and high-speed railways.
UA-cam has made the word journalism a joke. Call yourself a youtube opinion and that’s perfectly respectable. Journalism is actually a big word, it involves a lot of study and authenticity. One key thing is just like science, journalism is about checking your ideas and opinions with other journalists in professional environment. Where as any guy with a table and webcam calls themselves journalist these days.
I think this conflict is going to be way more of an us vs them like it was in the Cold War. Russia and India will both play significant roles and both have very different ideologies than both the and China. Japan is also diverting from its past if it’s nature and many European countries have long since decolonized but are forming new relationships that include trade and diplomacy to their former colonies. It will be very interesting
I don’t think ideology is gonna matter much more in this new Cold War like it did in the previous one. If you notice, China and Russia have very different ideologies but similar interests (which will be the theme of the new Cold War). The US needs to stop forcing everyone to be democratic and start pursuing its national interests on a new level. If you want to be successful in this new Cold War, you need to focus on nationalism being the only theme in your country (so no globalism) and shared interests and objectives with your allies.
I am an Indian who watches all of the videos uploaded in the Johnny Harris YT channel and I really appreciate your work and strive for bringing out real world issues and wars we never see in news tabloids. But whenever it comes to Geopolitics videos, we always see China and USA and Russia behind China. But there is not a single one of your 239 videos solely dedicated to the country of India, the world's fastest growing country in the world. Under the leadership of PM Modi, India is rapidly improving infra, and the world's largest start-up ecosystem, along with massive software companies like Infosys and TCS based in more than 50 countries. Many westerners have an impression of India as a poor and very cheap country, basically a bad impression, But under BJP (ruling party), we are soon going to pass Germany and Japan to be the third largest economy with a gdp of 10 trillion by 2030. I really want you to write this tremendous success story in a positive way to change India's image among the western world, and India is actually portrayed as the major leader and representative of the global south. @JohnnyHarris
Trust me, as a European, no one is seeing India as a poor country. We generally have a really good postive view of India. Would be nice to have a video tho, since I would like to learn more about India!
Yea no one really sees India as a poor country anymore. No offense but the amount of Indians coming to America and having entire neighborhoods in the south is crazy! They live lavishly and people consider them smart. But I would love a video on Indias tremendous growth & economy.
delusional nationalist,modi has ravaged the Indian economy by excess taxation on the middle class and only helped his billionaire friends like Adani. World's largest startup ecosystem are in usa and china,who said it is in India?
I appreciate how you didn't automatically lean towards one side, how you showed nuance when presenting the different ideologies, you don't see that many sources these days unbiased to such a degree. I have seen info, sources, articles from both the western and occidental sides, and yours is one of the most neutral I've seen so far.
Great video! I’d love to see an extended video about global alliances and how they’ve evolved over the last three centuries, including more about BRICS. You are doing really great work, thank you! I’ve been talking to family and loved ones about your channel. Encouraging them to watch your content instead of the nightly “news.” Much more reliable, informative, and thought provoking. Thanks for all you do!
Its a complicated order where one caveat is that bunch of countries not going along with the US does not equal them being together against the US. Its super easy for alliances on weak foundations to break and while countries like China and India may not necessarily like the US, it would be a shock if they get along with each other as well.
The issue with China is the heavy focus on nationalism. It's been difficult for them to make real allies because of that. For example, they refuse to concede on their South China Sea claim. And they are still in conflict with India over border disputes. Depending on how the Ukraine war goes, they may be less likely to be as nice to Russia
Love the way you tell stories man. Really inspires me. I hope that I can get as good at telling stories as you someday. I'm just about to launch my own animated channel finally. Very excited.
Regarding India, they’re leveraged by Russia due to previously purchasing military equipment that only Russia has replacement parts for. If India cuts off Russia, Russia stops sending India the parts needed to maintain things such as parts for their fighter jets. This puts India in the predicament that could be exploited by China and Pakistan who already have border conflicts with this country.
That's why India started building own weapons and some how signing MoUs with different countries for technology. Like US just gave jet engine technology for fighter jets. It gonna replace Mig 21 soon with indigenous fighter jet.
India Russia partnership is much much deeper than weapons. It's not about weapons alone. However, as far as future is concerned. India-Russia relationship is not in good shape. India needs USA and Russia needs China.
Very good video. It’s scary when the “big names” we throw at the problem are all seemingly incompetent though. We lose our place as global currency and we are in deep trouble. Our most recent regime changes seem to be for sport, which really could motivate other countries if you think about it.
Once you started imposing your ideology on others it was the beginning of the end. History has taught that since the beginning of time, once you force others into something, it’s a matter of time before you see the people you forced revolt against you. Even if people don’t like China, it’s the lesser evil and people will gladly switch sides.
No body wants to take on the global currency because no one wants to run budget deficits. If china were to run budget deficits, their manufacturing would be lost and hold no value. They don’t want to lose that. The dollar, for now, is safe.
@@aurele2 sadly people actually think America is a democracy. the founding fathers would be rolling in there graves right now if they saw what was happening, we are a constitutional republic.
I just hope my country (New Zealand) can be the voice of reason and ensure peace continues between the bigger countries. War does not benefit anyone, except the military industrial complex.
War benefits the aggressor when they think their opponent is weak. They see Democracy as weak. I think you should get ready for you and your children to spend most of their years in uniform.
Hey man, loved the presentation style and storytelling. Quite engaging. But there’s still a long way to go for it to be called a “journalistic piece” imho. For eg. the Chinese debt trap narrative has been debunked quite comprehensively by a lot of researchers and nations themselves. Or for eg. when you say india is buying half its oil and weapons from Russia, it comes across as if that is a result of the war. But in fact Russia - India relations go all the way back to India’s independence and the reason India trades with Russia is because the west had sanctioned India for the most part of history. There’s more like this. But I’d say these details matter more than the presentation style. You guys have already nailed that.
He didn't exactly use the word debt trap, to be fair. And also, it's not entirely false to say China will use the debt as leverage, but what is missing is that western countries have done that for decades. IMF have plenty of loans, US using the monetary system and financial system has control over most of the world (SWIFT banking, for example that they kicked Russia out of). These are all leverages
Great video! I especially love the animation in this video. Whit such a complex topic this would be way harder to absorb (and less entertaining) without the pedagogical animations! I noticed that Sweden was categorized as a neutral country. I would like to ad that Sweden is far from a neutral country in this conflict. We were (at least in theory) a neutral country up until recently. But Sweden is heavily influenced by European policy, have openly been criticizing the BRICS countries for years as well as supporting Ukraine both military and economically in recent times. Our upcoming NATO membership is just the final step that puts our “neutrality” to rest. We have now sided, also in practice. And the first video on SP was awesome btw!!
That’s not entirely true. Whenever he makes a video he talks overly positive of China and negative of the USA. He’s not really presenting a neutral point.
All wars are fought over resources. Long story short, if war is cheaper than trade then war becomes a likely outcome. Mankind will only work together if we find aliens to go to war against; especially if they find us first.
So China chose to regulate the Internet and not be induced by rumors. LGBT on the surface is for human rights, in fact, the United States to break the traditional cultural cognitive psychology brought by new immigrants, while destroying the traditional education of other civilized countries, after all civilization and culture are destroyed, it is easier to control the mind, a video can make people believe that a country that has not been at war for 40 years is an aggressor
12:56 The US Treasury secretary just prohibited/restricted US investments in Chinese entities in three sectors: semiconductors and microelectronics, quantum information technologies and certain artificial intelligence systems. Everything aligns perfectly, like clockwork.
The west has become completely complacent not really caring about countries outside of their alliance. China, despite their motives, have done a lot to make the world a more economical and better place for the majority of people to live by funding these international infrastructure projects. They focused on their own country, made it a superpower, and now is doing the same to underdeveloped countries. Overall, this Chinese influence will make the world much more advanced and make every country become modernized, but this could have been done by the West if they did not become completely butcher their head start. China's strategy the past couple decades have been ingenious to say the least and the west is only starting to realize that now.
What a lot of people don't want to admit or accept is that there will always be a hegemony in the world. It's the cruel truth of human nature. The only thing we can to do is decide which country's philosophy that we agree more with. Personally, I'm on the side of democracy/capitalist society because historically it has allowed more people to lift themselves out of poverty and less oppression.
@@dreamcloud77 You are living in the imperial core. A significant portion of your high living standard was built on the exploitation of the global south. This is not an attack on you as a person, it is simply how the world had worked.
They are not talking about creating their own currency, as per vice president of the Development Bank. Also, loans through the belt and road initiatives are already like 60% failed. Italy is gonna withdraw this year and most countries aligning with BRICS right now are in default
Your final statement of 'most countries aligning with BRICS right now are in default' is grossly incorrect. I'd like you to raise which country is in default as, from my knowledge, none of these countries currently are in this state. I may be wrong, but please cite your sources.
@@adithyakashyap9315 True, I should correct: on their way to default. Find this article on reuters and basically the whole list asked to join "The big default? The dozen countries in the danger zone"
I've started a new channel! Watch the first episode of Search Party now: ua-cam.com/video/jBeXyKVvhb0/v-deo.html
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I really don’t understand why you continuously repeating the same mistakes in many of your videos..??
Why you call Mosaddegh government in Iran, a democratically elected…?
It wasn’t… he was a prime minister selected by the Emperor of Iran and was kicked out by him according to the constitution of Iran then…But Mosaddegh tried to stage a coup against the shah with the help of clergy and USSR that was initially successful but after the coup he dismantled the parliament and the judiciary and wanted to start his own dictatorship that with the help of the US money, all the same clergy that initially supported him, all the members of parliament, the generals that didn’t want him as their new leader, and judges, he was kicked out eventually…!!
In the Iranian constitution of the time, Shah selects and kicks out the prime ministers not election..!!
Mosaddegh himself was against the elections since the constitutional revolution during the dynasty before Pahlavi…
After watching countless videos from him. There is only one conclusion I got. He’s joke. If not so, he is definitely justifying U.S rule over the world.
@@farhadris He says a lot of things that arent factually accurate. Can’t expect much more from a former employee of Vox. 🤷♂️
Should do a video on if mermaids are real ? , That would be an interesting story especially if you look at first hand sources near Bangladesh that have these legendary tales of seeing them
When one loses blood, the first one to be sucked is an ally. Even rabbits won't eat the grass next to their nest. It seems that some people have no intention of considering it for a long time
Honestly, as a Russian, I am very skeptical of this and believe that this 'New cold war' topic is inflated. I mean, the world is too globalized and interdependent right now. In the real cold war time, there was virtually no trade and closed borders between two blocks and now more than half of China's trade is with the West and vice versa. Every political move discussed is in my view hypocritical, since everyone keeps trading with everyone regardless of these 'alliances'. And that Brics are developing a new currency is just laughable, they aren't even an alliance (SA's president was to arrest Putin if he comes)
Even in the original cold war there was some trade and relations between the blocks. Maybe not for the people, but for the governments and the powerful at least. The interdependency is keeping things from collapsing, but we see in the last years that the new blocks are trying to cut this dependency. But at the end of the day, global politics is just the result of thousands of small decision by people with conflicting interests, who will cooperate for some time if it helps them all.
Has someone got balls to arrest Putin?😂😂
Too right. The idea BRICS could compete with the G7 is complete delusion. China and India being best friends, South Africa a growing economy. Lol next joke
As long as China and Russia lose, I'm fine with whatever order.
Also from ideological point of view, China or Russia don't provide any solid and self-sufficient ideology or vision of better future as Soviet Union did. Economic growth of these countries was nurtured and empowered by the West, and politically China and Russia are way too corrupt and unripe compared to Western Democracies. Thus, to call it a new bipolar world is exaggerated. Most countries still see democracy as their ideal and only lean towards the East in some specific matters.
Crazy how humanity is fightning constantly
That's ignorance for you.
We like to hate each other, and we like to have control and dominance over others. Just how humans are
We’re a dramatic species
And how it's all in the hands of a few; most people just want peace.
@@IG7799-c4upeople want peace when it suits them
The amount of changes occurred in the recent 400 years is unimaginable
All this accelerated due to the discoveries of Isaac Newton
Do you think he's in on it? The timing is uncanny@@bigdima6945
Greetings to the Highlander! Seems like it was yesterday, doesn't it?
@@bigdima6945 It's the correlation of many things : advancement of Science, Enlightement, Industrial Revolution, etc.
for real who would've thought in 1623 we'd all be able to say with some confidence we will live past 50
I'm obsessed with all of your videos. I've almost watched 20 videos in a day and now i feel so intelligent for the last three month i can almost throw a word in any political conversation
All his videos are full of prejudice and misinformation. It’s better to watch other bloggers at the same time to compare with what they say about a same stuff. Though it’s my suggestion.
I just feel like compared to G7, BRICS still have a far way to go, Russia is entwined in a war, India and China still have trash relations with border issues, Brazil and South Africa aren't the booming tigers they were 20 years back and showed signs of slowing down
Glad I wasn't the only one thinking this
You're correct about BRICS, but damn, as a South African it bugs me that it's the only country you didn't capitalise in your comment lol. The economy, due to a incompetent and corrupt political party, is in massive decline...but we still deserve an upper case 'S' :p
@@jay3517 you’re right and BRICS doesn’t have a military alliance reinforcing it like the G7 has with NATO. Every G7 country is in NATO except Japan
Ya his understanding of the BRICS countries is soo far from reality lol, none of them are seriously talking about a new currency and Indian and Chinese troops are litteraly killing each others with spears in the Himalayas right now.
India recently blocked BRICS currency as China wanted Central Headquarters in their country along with majority shares of bank.
“There are decades where nothing happens, then there are months in which decades happen”
I live in South Korea. The world says it is heading to a "New Cold War" while our part of the world even haven't ended the first one. I am confused.
You rub two Cold wars together you get a Warm war.
😂😂😂
That's because NK parties like its 27 July 1953!
@evanbelisle8464 Omg this is the best comment😂
Why not both?
I’ve been saying to friends and family for years now we are currently in The Second Cold War. Glad to see this is becoming more widely recognized
Wow you're so smarttttttt
I love the way this video was animated and created with such old school yet soothing sound effects.
I agree ❤
this gives me the feeling of Bf1 breakthrough gameplay
it's absurd that this man stood in front of the COUNTRY and said NUCULAR weapons literally unable to say the word properly @1:56. NUCULAR WEAPONS? are you in the 5th grade? seriously someone please explain this to me.
There's a lot to be said for old school effects and other "old school" additives/techniques that went underappreciated and have slowly become lost in the modern media landscape.
Slowly we're learning why they were so good and ubiquitous to begin with. Look at the cinema. It's the one place where many young people including myself and even some of the older generations might listen to a piece of really traditional classical music without even noticing it, because it just works!
I completely HATE the sound effects & music. Amusing that I just wrote how much it drove me insane & that couldn't even stand to watch the rest of the video. I'm old & this was NOT how videos used to be. It's new & something Millennials or younger stuff into their videos. It's distracting, annoying & makes hearing the words harder (for old ears).
As a burmese fan , I really want you to present how terrible the situation in myanmar is, even few words are enough
Apparently the new post-2021 government has been ranked as the most oppressive and authoritarian government in the world, even surpassing North Korea
We’re working on a video on this
@@johnnyharris Can't wait! Not enough people are talking about Myanmar anymore.
@@kingace6186probably because there are dozens of countries in a state of chaos right now
@@kingace6186 apart from Jack Ryan
We’ve been in a new Cold War for several years at this point. Considering trade wars and militarization of the South China Sea, things could and likely will get significantly more serious. The Cold War with the USSR has a debated start date, and this one will too when we look back on it.
We've been in a Cold War since 1944. Any notion that people had that it ever "ended" is a complete delusion, wishful thinking at best.
You mean the Sea of Japan? I'm just not ready to give China claim to anything. Other than the debt we (the U.S.) owe them. XD
@@midwestmenace9636learn some geography before commenting please. The region literally called "south china sea" that's undeniably fact.
@@EBBEBBEBBEhe is eating his cheeseburger and making things up, don't mind him.
@@EBBEBBEBBE Working on your "social credit score"? There's an Indian Ocean - India doesn't own it just because it has the same name. . Taiwan is properly called Republic of China, the Communist Chinese do not own that, either.
this is such a nuanced take- so often we see china being portrayed as something of an aggressor but seeing it from a more neutral perspective you can kinda see why they view the west as hypocritical
Yeah china hasn’t been aggressive compared to any other world power since they came into power really. The only things that come to mind of them sending troops to other places: Korean War, invasion of Tibet and the sino-Vietnamese war. One of which also had American troops, and they have also invaded Vietnam. And China haven’t invaded Iraq, Libya and Afghanistan
while China is being the biggest hypocrite. I cannot agree more. What China is portraying as a global peace maker, but in fact its policies is straight out imperialism while the US is at the very least keeping a façade of capitalism. While claim to be a non-aggressor to the world, it has been threatening Taiwan for decades. I guess your neutral perspective is more of a copium sadly.
@@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3that's because those nations are literally on their doorstep and them falling under western rule would spell doom
@@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3what？invasion of Tibet？Do you know the Qing Dynasty? Go and see the territory of the Qing Dynasty
@@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3I thought us participated in both Korean war and vietnamese War. Therefore, instead of “one of which”, it’s actually 2/3. Beyond that, tibet was under serfdom before China step in. So, with modern social agreement that slavery is bad, I believe it is not a intrusion for the people of Tibet, but only a intrusion to whoever in power of Tibet.
Sweden is definitely NOT "non-aligned" as shown in the map
@@Aquafyre Okay, Putin.
Same for Ireland
@@Aquafyre Russo bot.
@@kbg990 I think by presenting his opinion about NATO, it does not necessarily means he is in support of Putin.
They just joined NATO. Old maps exist.
8:00 BRICS is not some rival to the West or NATO. To make a single currency or military alliance between such disparate far-flung countries would take a lot more unity and mutual co-operation than these states are capable of. The EU is geographically and culturally linked through their proximity to one another and even they haven't managed to spread the Euro to all members, or establish a formal alliance that isn't NATO. China and India are always skirmishing over their border, Russia's a global pariah, and South Africa is nearly a failed state that recently threatened to arrest Putin if he stopped by for the BRICS summit.
NATO they ain't. And a mutual trade currency can't have garbage economies attached to it (South Africa, arguably Russia). Look what Greece did to the Eurozone.
Don’t deceive yourself my friend they all that one thing in common the same enemy
@@DARK-MEME-LORD lol china and india hate each other. how are they united
@@DARK-MEME-LORDIndia sees US very favourably, almost as favourably as they see Russia according to surveys of the population. And it’s undeniable that US- India ties are increasing exponentially, with the two holding the same enemy (China) and holding similar values.
Once again Johnny Harris prioritazing a good story over reality
The EU also had centuries of infighting between todays member states, there was also a "military" consensus that something had to be done regarding cooperation in the EU
As a Malaysian i hope China and US dont go to war with each other 😢 life is already hard
nah they won't they are too powerful
If theres a conflict it will be very limited due to MAD. Naval warfare is possible, if both parties deem it containable.
Im more worried about lack of cooperation on climate change and ai, and negative economic effects
It would be suicide for China to go to war with US.
CCP would implode.
There is no peace with USA 800+ military installations around the world.
US global Hegemony must be ended.
你放心，越会发生的事情就会越避免发生，矛盾终将会转移到别的地方
Speaking as a Chinese who studied in the US, this saddens me greatly. There is nothing I can do because the movements on the current trajectories, were set in motion a long time ago. The only way to get out of this is time taking its course, there is no going back, globalization as I knew and grown up in, is doomed.
This saddens me as well, as I am a US student who will study in China this coming January. I think these types of exchange programs and experiences can help foster greater understanding and empathy between US and China, and I wish there were more.
@@bobzavon Sorry to upset you, but alas, mutual understanding between people will not help prevent conflicts between China and the United States. This is a conflict of authorities who are trying to get more power. Even if the US chooses a politician who will try more to negotiate with China, China itself will not give up the idea of expanding its influence.
The conflict can only be resolved if there is a third party that can contain both. Previously, there were such hopes for the EU, but its forces are not enough to influence it as a full-fledged single country
@@bobzavonbe that change
希望你不要害怕 相信党 对所有一切要发生的事情 都能承接得住 祝你好运 朋友
@@AmelieZh ight, time to speed dial ma boi xi to tell him war is bad. what a cliche and useless advice.
An an American living in Mexico, I study world politics and war because I intend to live in the non-aligned countries as much as possible for the rest of my life.
Yeah. But Mexico is part of NAFTA
As a person in a non-aligned country, I also want too but,at the same time more west leaning because compared to China or Russia it's a no brainer. So sorta neutral and a little west leaning.
@@blizzard1198As an American I have a bad feeling about the next couple of years, any wrong move between NATO/Japan/SK/Australia and Russia/China/Iran would be 20 times more bloody than ww2 ever was.
@@blizzard1198 yea but right now its likely for BRICS to fall since China rules due to them being the de facto superpower, and they all have very little in common, their goals and ideologies are different, Russia and China are historic communist states, Brazil are just there to take as much as they can and are historically US allies. South Africa is riddled with problems, not to mention the US and NATO could starve China to submission if they could blockade the South China Sea but it’s means nukes over America and China, so it’s a lose-lose
@@blizzard1198think about this,all of what you head from China comes from their enemy
This conversation deserves a lot more than 10 minutes
Way longer
Also from a non-jew stablishment opinion channel
yes i agree, to bad this was 40% advertisement
They have made a few other videos on this new Cold War so hopefully they will keep making more.
There is endless academic material on this subject, easily found online.
These video animations have surpassed movie quality cutscenes. Keep up the amazing work in story telling
True
You're reaching a bit here, they are really good but not movie level
@@zhellexactly 😂😂😂😂😂
@@zhellliterally just arrows going back and forth and highlights
They were great until I read this comment. Now all I can see is how they don’t hold up to movie-level animation
Regarding to Brazil, the country will always pursue good diplomatic relations with all countries, not picking any side, unless certain country acts against Brazil specifically. This is what it has been since the country's independence, and politically tries to keep in this way. That's not only for "best deals" as mentioned.
It is for best deals and there’s nothing wrong with that. There is no idealism in international relations, there are only national interests. And Brazil is allowed to have them just like the US, Europe and other developed countries.
This comment aged poorly...
@@Vic_Trip that's what happened when a country elects a shitty president...
That, unless a crazy politician decides to pull the lion's tail
As a Hungarian, I can also confirm that even within the EU, there are countries, which hesitant to choose sides.
For example, our government is in the EU and taking funds from EU/NATO, but still buying cheap gas from Russia, and taking huge loans from China.
SMART. look at germany for comparisson.
@@harukrentz435 Debateable. It's slowly turning Hungary into a pariah state. Even traditional Hungarian allies such as Poland are pivoting away from it due to its' decisions since the war started.
Hungary under Orban has further isolated itself from its allies. He is playing power politics to enrich himself, make no mistake about it. If you think for one second that Hungary is benefitting themselves with these actions, you are in for a big surprize.
@@harukrentz435 smart for China and Russia, yeah
@@user-f5xt2op9t they are definetly benefitting right now, unless someone doesnt punish them for it later...
As the Roman poet Juvenal once said, "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" (Who will guard the guards themselves?) The problem with a unipolar global order is that sooner or later, the superpower that claims to be the guardian of justice will misuse that power.
It always starts with a kids hand for a candy bar.
The fall of the soviet union was a horrible event because it made the west arrogant and lazy. We need a competitor
I agree. Hopefully a bipolar world will make Americans realize there is a greater enemy than each other making liberals and conservatives cooperate. I hope.
@@phantomvideoproductions913 "The fall of the soviet union was a horrible event because it made the west arrogant and lazy."
You may as well have told me that the decolonization of Africa was a horrible event because it made the Soviets arrogant and lazy.
Coming from a Soviet colonial subject, your moral outlook is very silly.
@@roadent217exactly, the collapse of the soviet union was not only terrible for the west but for the east too, leading to rapid fall in living standards, decrease in workers rights, catastrophic developments for social security and healthcare etc.
the graphics in this video were so good I had to watch the video again because the first time I was just admiring the graphics, stunning job Johnny and team, I really love these geopolitical videos
I was thinking of the same thing!
Yes!
Which is why I am very sad to say
No one asked
Go on, roast me
Likewise, top end production. Im a minimalist tho, so wont subscribe to the new channel just yet
@@internet_userr=🤓
Honestly, as an American, This reality of a modern day “Cold War” is a bit frightening. I find it amazing that despite humanity going through the bloodiest war in history just 80 years ago that another war is transpiring on the global position for economic hegemony over the most countries. Whether or not the US remained on top is not my concern. My concern is, are we gonna make it past this decade?
If usa did not do unjustice with giving out their shady loans and they plummeting other country economics I don't think bad things would happen. The saying that suits here is " a wooden log never burns alone"
@@shinishini6047 I guess so, I’m not a fan of politics. I don’t involve myself with other political matters that the governments are facing, I try to limit my views to more local situations. It’s sad that the tension is high and the future is uncertain at best, with all this geopolitical turmoil in the air. Who knows who or what will cause the spark to race to detonate the Bomb of war.
@@shadowplayz2432 the spark was already made when usa changed gold exchange rates long time ago
@@shinishini6047 Of course, welp I don’t expect us to survive after this decade
the answer is no. This year alone already have so many escalations that could easily trigger World War... if this keep happening we are not gonna make it past 2030. Many will perish for sure
I think the biggest difference with the last colda war is that this one isn't about ideology, but economy
This, while the media twists it to always be about communism
It's definitely about ideology dude
can someone explain why so many dislike on this video? the ads too long? or Nebula is a scam?
@@eric-nd9yy they just don't like what he's saying, or what he's implying of himself, rather
@@winstonzhou4595what he said wrong and what implying? because this is alot of dislike...
Rarely do I see long videos that feel really short. This is one of them. Loved it
This video is only 15 minutes long
Sign of our attention spans when a 14 minute video is labelled long.
@@adrianjagielakThat's asking too much from gen Tiktok
I love hearing this
@@johnnyharrisCIA PROPAGANDA NEVER FAILS TO MAKE US LAUGH
I'm a Cuban living in Cuba. The tight ties our current government has with Russia in the middle of the Ukraine war and the secret bargains and contracts being signed without the Cuban people's concern resemble to those in the worst and most dangerous moments of the cold war. The missiles crisis comes to my mind every time military generals visit each other's country, we don't really know what they are talking about. In addition, the Army celebrates the birth of the North Korean army with top North Korean leaders. I don't support any of that, and yet, I know I could pay the price.
How could there be an alternative with an embargo in place
CIA agent
@@harrykaant simple its time to get out the olive branch.
Either side could start, if they want too.
Dudo mucho que seas un cubano que vive en cuba.
Is there any country left that Americans ever invaded or even setting up their military bases. By the way CIA harris is going nuts these days...
Hi Johnny , just to clarify , Brazil didn't sell 40mm anti aircraft ammunition , 5,56 automatic rifles , small arms ammunition and armored vehicles to Ukraine because by Brazil's constitution they can't sell arms to countries that are in war , Brazil is a neutral country as per it's constitution .
Super interesting that you used Brazil as an example! As a Brazilian living in Brazil, one of the main topics that we discuss in international politics is not what side to take, but rather which areas we should do an alliance with China or US/EU.
Out of curiosity, which do you believe is the best bet for Brazil for an alliance, U.S. or China?
@@matthewhearn9497As a Brazillian i think Brazil would probably be an neutral country, as it is dependent mostly on China, but also the US
@@matthewhearn9497 Brazil doesn't really need a military alliance with any country. That said, both the US and China are important trade partners. It is worth pointing out that to a certain extent those two giants also depend on Brazil for trade.
The US diplomatically supports Brazilian Democracy but doesn't do enough economically which is where China & BRICS step in.
Brazil is a messed up country that nobody is jealous of which side they take
A rare Johhny article i vehemently disagree with. The BRICS currency is not realistic or close to coming to fruition (and many of the countries don't get alone), China's economic power is in decline as it's cost goes up and countries look internally after Covid, and their population is aging rapidly and will weaken both their economy and their military. Saying it's a new cold war is a glitzy headline, and China has gotten way stronger and more economically involved with it's neighbors the last 20 years, but saying they will truly compete with the United States in the near future is simply false and overlooking the reality of the situation
We are moving into a world more akin to the 18th and 19th centuries, when the idea of balance of power was taken more seriously. You can’t just expect one country to set the global rules anymore.
Let's hope not. After all, that ended with WW1 and WW2.
I'm afraid to see someone else rule the world than america
Perhaps we should take a look at the most belligerent nation since the end of WW2
@@smith2354 What do you mean?
@@rokloknita9494 pretty sure he's referring to the US, and it's failure to abide by it's own rules.
Ideologically US and most of the non-aligned countries are very different. If US not only want them allied with them but also want them to follow all their ideologies, then China will definitely get the upper hand with transactional alliance based on benefits without any need to change their ideologies.
That's true, but there is a long game the US can look forward to. That is 'universal values', the values that will develop naturally as nations get more educated and wealthier. Unless these third world countries go down the path of North Korea, and strictly keep their people perpetually poor and uneducated. This is also brewing inside China and Russia as their educated Middle class are increasingly unhappy with how things are going. Brain drain and disloyalty from the middle class will hurt them bad.
@@isunlloaoll that's what it was thought about China when they got into the WTC, Chinese middle class is the biggest in the world and yet the party's power is stronger than ever
@Caxacate significant numbers of the educated Chinese middle class have already adopted universal values. Why do you think feminism is big in China right now? Why do you think the Chinese government cracks down on it? They might not be protesting on the streets on mass, facing bullets and tanks, but they also arent willing to die for the Chinese regime. Look at the "lie flat" and the "let it rot" movements inside China. These are all new sparks that the Chinese civilization never had before it came into contact with universal values. This is why the CCP has a firewall on its internet, why everything is heavily censored, and why they're pushing for internal circulation. They are afraid of their people awakening.
@@Caxacatethat’s because people living inside China actually enjoys low crime, no drug abuse, high speed trains, no homeless tent cities, and affordable healthcare and all made possible by their government. What reasons would they have to hate their government? Are people in the US happy with all the gun violence, carjackings, smash and grabs, tent cities, unaffordable healthcare, unaffordable rent, and inflation? Are we (I’m a US citizen) happy with our government?
@@Caxacate over 20 percent unemployment for the 16-24 age group and a nose diving economy. Plus, debt to gdp ratio is out of control and that doesn’t even get into consumer debt. The real estate bubble is starting to pop. USA and allied forces are forcing China into decline just like they did to the USSR and Japan. It’s called the middle income trp. Over 600 million Chinese have a 140 dollar a month income. That is low and way below the actual poverty line. Also, I’m surprised Johnny didn’t get into chinas crumbling demographics and that it is entering into a balance sheet deficit. Every metric of the CCP is in decline right now. Wake up dude.
As a Chinese person, I've never seen a more "passively subjective" video on China Vs. USA. I mean, there are channels that present very obviously which side they partake, and then there is this video, pretending to be objective while it is clearly Chinese sided. I think it's very false of you guys to imply that while what the west does is hypocritical (which I agree with), that China is supporting a system of independence. This is clearly not what we have witnessed throughout China's history as well as modern affairs.
independence, but can't provide their citizens what they promise to others?
@@thatamericangamer7230I think you may be misunderstanding the original post. They are saying the video is claiming to be objective but is actually biased towards China. China does not support a system of independence. This is shown throughout history and modern affairs.
your comment and the second person's response have the exact same wording at the end. Bots much?
It is ridiculous that many used to think Johnny Harris is a CIA guy a few years ago now he's openly making PRC propganda.
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Thanks!
I absolutely love how objective this was; it's really not something I'm used to with all these polarized media outlets and it's something I think is becoming increasingly important for the stability of our globalized societies.
You’re glad they didn’t blame Biden I see haha 😂
it's absurd that this man stood in front of the COUNTRY and said NUCULAR weapons literally unable to say the word properly @1:56. NUCULAR WEAPONS? are you in the 5th grade? seriously someone please explain this to me.
Google: Why does Bush say nucular?
The first two websites; Wikipedia and theglobeandmail
It's a good read if your interested in linguistics, otherwise you should prolly just skip to the fun parts👍🏼
It's easy to be objective when you're just stating the obvious facts that everyone already takes for granted.
@@TrollToll-d8d he even was laughing behind the scenes while recording the deceleration of war against Iraq, shows how maniac bush is
Exceptionally well done for many reasons. My only fear is that Harris might just be exceptionally good at convincing me of things: That I am accepting his conclusions without giving any real challenge to the premises that he used to lead me to them.
But I think he is one of the few people bringing a rational perspective to international politics rather than parroting the narrative accepted by whoever a journalist is wishing to please.
Can you dumb your comment down a bit? I don’t understand what you’re saying. 🤔
Exactly how I feel, we can only go off what we are told and what makes sense
@@Xlr8t hey :) so they meant that Johnny Harris is so good at presenting info by giving points that lead to a specific conclusion, which means we are easily convinced his conclusion is right and might forget to also find critiques for what he's saying (it's always good to challenge what you learn!),, but he's still a great source of info because of his rationality, you can tell he isn't biased and isn't just saying what some company wants him to say
As someone from SEA, I hope it doesn't become a time for proxy wars and overthrowing governments. I very much love the internet.
oh I can see that the civil unrest in Burma can transform into a proxy war.
😂😂👍
oh it will
It will be a time in wich whoever wants to Stay free Will have to fight for their freedom.
If you're not Filipino, you shouldn't worry. Filipinos have sold their souls to America . The rest of Southeast Asia is more sensible.
Sometimes in future, aliens will ask: "Why are this species nuking themselves?"
Hard to imagine the face of an american revolutionary soldier in the 1770s if you tell them that 300 years later they would eventually coming from 13 colonies, become rivals of China which was probably a country that they never heard or think of
Yeah, tell them that they're a declining world hegemon with most powerfull military with bases all over the world, funded from their taxes.
Oh and Britain are their weaker allies.
Amazing video. Concisely presenting recent geopolitical developments, with great production and remaining mostly objective. Thank you so much for making this available for free. It's extremely high-quality journalism and enjoyable infotainment.
You mean objective?
@@vibeoptimist yep my bad thanks for pointing that out
8:27 the man on the right, Qin Gang Chinese foreign minister, has been disappeared since June 2023. It’s ironic that nobody knows what happened to this person. 😅
Instead of sticking to the non-interventionist policy, the US went on a condescending power trip, inviting unnecessary resentment from small but key players across the globe. We are quite possibly past the point of no return in maintaining the status quo. Whether you like it or not, the US hegemony is drawing to a close and a New World Order is in the making. Let's hope it will end up well for all.
And so much have of it has to do with the US trying to push its moral standards to other countries
When the US intervenes: OMG the US is basically a imperial power looking to genocide people 😡😡😡
When the US doesn’t intervene: OMG the Americans are so selfish for not helping those poor people out 😡😡😡
8:27 the man on the right, Qin Gang Chinese foreign minister, has been disappeared since June 2023. It’s ironic that nobody knows what happened to this key person of BRICS. 😅
@@nobodyandeverybody979that's just a cover up story creating wars and stealing resources.
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Do we have to constantly think about things with a "war" mindset? China is pursuing its own economic interests but doesn't want to actually have a conflict with the US - and has stated so multiple times. From what I've seen, this "new cold war" language mainly comes from the US side. Are countries allowed to pursue economic projects independent from the US, without this being classified as being a "war"? I think people are willing a war into existence where there needn't be one.
The US wants to remain on top and will persecute anyone Who threatens The US empire just by growing and choosing to play by its own rules
That is exactly what this video was addressing because basically the US says if you do not follow my rules and my floss optical principles, you are waging war with me and that is where the issue comes into play and that is what they're trying to fall as a group
It was pretty much the US that created this "everything is a war" mindset. And as US economy needs to be based on sanctions, and an eventual new currency won't allow that, united states will have to fight that as their economic system will eventually collapse.
That’s the point. They’re not if it replaces the US dollar
Make love!! No war!!
Great analysis. Just one thing to add. India isn't peaking sides not so that we can benefits from both China and US. Infact we are still military confrontation along the border area with China. So not planning to benefit from China at the very least.
Now coming to our engagement with the US. India doesn't approach US so that we can get some aid like Pakistan. Infact we are the fastest growing economy this year. And due to our population size, we are to a large extent independent economically because our own consumer market can ensure economic growth.
US India engagement is just because of the fact that we both have common rival and that will be China. So it pretty much serves mutual interest
India is not the fastest growing economy. India's 5% gdp growth rate is still much lower than China or US's 4% gdp growth rate.
@dodododododododo8216 Keep yourself updated with latest data.
Jai Shree Ram❤
Yeah and also QUAD
Whilst I agree with your points on India not approaching the US for aid, it's far too simplistic atm to say that India is only engaging with the US for 'mutual interests'. There has been a slew of investment from American companies as of late, with billions of dollars to flow into the country. Whilst this is probably also to benefit the US, the 'de-risking' of US's dependence on China is leading to a great deal of advantages for India. The role of the Quad can't be understated as well. So yes, while India is looking after their own interests especially with China's looming presence, it's too simplistic to say that it's 'just because we have a common rival'. India and the US agree on many frontiers and it seems likely to grow in the near future.
“I’m playing both sides so I always come out on top”
-Mac MacDonald, Geopolitical Strategist
This cold war will officially begin if there is a war between India and China...a short exotic war👍
Its time for India vs China
Same when I do a "menage a trois" 🖐️
That perfectly describes India's position
@@A_R_B_G It's cute that you think the American Left has any real political power. The polarization is between Right-Wing Liberals+Moderates and the Far-Right Conservatives+Ultra-conservatives.
You might assume Bernie is a "commie" but he really is more of a Centrist in Right-wing dominated politics. America's Left either vote for Independents, or for Democrats, or just don't vote at all.
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Greetings from a Russian blogger! No to any wars.
To whom do Crimea should belong according to a Russian blogger?
@@johntaua You know they go poof if they give the wrong answer.
@@johntaua Russia, who fought a war over it and is historically populated with Russian speaking people. Khrushchev was a traitor who gave it to Ukrainians due to his national loyalty.
I am Russian too, not a blogger tho. I agree with you
@snipernosnipey8162 by 'historically populated' you mean various russian dominated colonial empires wiped out the people who lived there and moved russian people there.
Well researched, and the narrative is precise. Excellent editing makes it easy to follow. Despite the ongoing different views between the two superpowers and their respective agendas, everyone wants a peaceful world for our children and their children.
@j007taylor2and those who own them
It has already been laid bare by the war in Ukraine war that Russia's military is not even close to superpower status. They have nukes but it is mutually assured destruction to use them and is nearly a moot point. We have been providing Ukraine our scrap and without putting a single boot on the ground, Russia is being defeated. They are using World War II era tanks and after a year and a half don't even have any substantial air superiority. Russia doesn't have a blue water navy and their airlift capability is lacking. We have the best blue water navy in the world and have the best airlift capability ever seen. We have bases all over the world which gives us a huge leg up. In no sense of the word is Russia a superpower, whether economically, militarily or technologically. What does Russia produce for the world that is of value? They have a lot of oil but what innovations do they create that help humanity? Russian women are lined up to marry American men so that they can come here and escape that backward, second rate country that is run by a tin pot dictator.
All of the Chinese military which we hear so much about is stolen American technology that isn't being perfected like the way that we do it. China has an excellent area of denial capability, but we have a wartime reserve capability that hasn't been seen yet and hopefully won't be needed. Also, China doesn't have any recent combat experience which plays a huge role in military effectiveness. We have many decades worth of combat experience. We don't have a near peer adversary as we are meant to believe.
@@themetalhead1463 Who are 'we'?
@@themetalhead1463imperialist bot 😅 keep coping
Utopia impossible
Delighted you’re not skipping the weekly video 👍
Love the globe based maping, showing the true sizes of countries. 🌎
Globe mapping > Mercator Projection
of course he is not skipping, he is on a payroll working hard on spreading russian propaganda
@@kingace6186I prefer the Nuremberg projection, it’s the only accurate, good looking 2d projection.
I am addicted to your videos, the quality of content and research behind 14 minutes video need appreciation.
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Like no one ever said before "What a time to be alive!!"
2:01 "Peaceful" in the West. You literally just explained how it was chaotic everywhere else the US went.
Cold war officially started at the winter olympics last year which occurred in China. Putin was invited as a special guest of honor and on the first day of the games, China and Russia issued a joint statement asking for multipolarity and offered worldwide nuclear peace treaty. US flipped them the bird, Russia invaded Ukraine less than 30 days later.
Yeah, because everyone totally believes anything Russia has to say. They don't ever lie or break their commitments. 'cough' Budapest Memorandum 'cough'...
@@CheekyMenaceUS doesn’t even have allies, they have puppet states who must comply or lose money.
@@travisbiko8990yes you right! But just lately they promised to Gorbi not to expand NATo otherwise he would not have agreed on the Réunion of Germany. They failed on the promise.
@@CheekyMenace UN/Nato Libya 'cough' do i need to mention many others?
Russia had already been in Ukraine since 2014 when Crimea was annexed and occupied.
"American led system leads to peace in world" I wonder if the middle east and the African DR's have the same say as you. I appreciate te level of professionalism in your videos, but sometimes they smell of biasedness towards the US interests. Correct me if I'm wrong
Chinas advances have been so slow and strategic, something this world isn't used to..
I trust it's only a matter of time before the world feels the full effects of what China has been planning
Your mad that a brutal reppressive liberal powerhouse is getting replaced by a brutal reppressive consevative powerhouse
It's simple....China plans to "win" by....not going to war. They're going to simply and undeniable achieve second strike capabilities...and grow their economy more and more and more. Either the US can instigate conflict in the region or they can't. If you check US military papers they believe they have a 5-10 year window to contain and deal great damage to China. If China isn't pushed to take military action, they're going to Sun Tzu it up and just become #1 without a fight. The issue here is that for most Americans it's a VERY difficult pill to swallow that we the baddies.
As a South African, we are much more culturally aligned with the West, however, economically, we are much more aligned with China. I can see future cooperation being along the lines of, "we support you guys in the West, but we can't afford to not support China in this matter." Also, regarding BRICS, most of us don't know or don't care much about this association, and it has potential to cause more pain than benefit in the short term by isolating us from the West, but could have long term benefits if the world order does shift.
culturally aligned with the west through colonialism u mean?
That's sort of like how it is in New Zealand. Our government does side with the West on things like Ukraine, but we're importing tons of stuff like medical equipment, fertilizer and textiles from China so "picking a side" would be difficult because of this arrangement. It always seems that our government has been, not taking two steps forward and one step back but instead "spreading their legs" as the two sides drift apart.
Sorry. You need to stipulate "as a white South African". You must surely acknowledge that you have little understanding of how the *vast* majority of South African's align culturally.
@@Imbalanxdhow presumptuous of you they was no suggestion that they are white (although they may be)
You attach race to thoughts if you have a independent thought that differs please feel free to share
@@nataliamundell6266 its not attaching race to thoughts. but rather attaching race to motivation to preserve their own racial privillege.
How could you Johnny? I live in Australia and my great country did not appear once on any of your footage in this video😭
Love your work mate.
Agreed our Australian homies deserve recognition 🇺🇸 🇦🇺
Yeah, you guys have got the best weapon out of all the other countries - Emu!
Australia currently is silent in geopolitics, but he did mention AUKUS in another video centered on the US and allied blockade of China.
@@sanjogh777 Yes...and in case you're American, it's pronounced "ee-mew" not "ee-moo" as many Americans pronounce it! 😃
First defeat the emus before getting involved with the big boys😂
Feel's like the wealth of the world is slowly moving from USA, Canada, Australia, Europe and Japan to China, India, Indonesia, Brazil. Wonder what happens when the dollar is no longer the only global currency and USA is no longer able have military larger of the next 10 biggest combined. Let's hope China's inside problems destroy their growth before that happens.
As long as humans insist on not cooperating as a whole, we are all doomed to the same violent relationships we've had since human history started.
*as long as oil barons keep sending people to fight their wars
I just can’t wait till we all realize it’s ok for countries to be different, and start working for global peace instead of shady alliances
True
Anglo America has a hegemonic mindset...and understandably no country wants to go from #1 to #2. Check out US military papers. They will try to instigate a conflict there in the region soon...otherwise China will eventually surpass the US, without a fight too. This is unacceptable for the global hegemons that have been used to dominance for a century
I really love your modern history videos. This is my go-to channel for this kind of content, as every video is well made and high quality. Thanks for the awesome content!
Ditto
Smartest republican
Second this
@BiggaNigga69 Why do you even watch the channel if you hate it so much?
This channel is nothing but propaganda for the USA & Global Capital
What happened to the book of morman video Johnny? I was almost done and it just cut off. You know what's up?
@johnny. Thank you for this video. I really appreciate your factual, non-biased POV on the state of the world and the rising competition between China and the US. One critique: when you overlay images over the map of the US, you typically show its people and its politicians. However when you overlayed images over the map of China, you more often only showed Xi, and his military. Might I suggest you also highlight the people and the society within China?
Just like DW when talking about western covid vaccine they showed scientists working at lab with fancy technology, but then its china and russia they showed us images of military soldiers, planes, tanks, and warships 😂😂😂😂
The CCP IS China and its people.
The way Johnny uses the changing of a new song to subconsciously inform the viewer of the introduction of a new topic, is just genius.
Ikr he likes deserves to be our leader for the genius he is. I'm surprised we haven't given him multiple awards for all his achievements. 😂😭🤣
Thanks! Our editors are excellent and really know how to use music in the best way
Love the editing. Very drawn in with excellent facts. Keep it up!!!
Actually the rise of the American empire did not lead to a reduction in global poverty. It led to an increase in GDP a metric that does not reflect poverty levels. Poverty levels have actually been rising for the last 100 years
As a chilean, i'm glad to see the superpowers to fight each other on trade mainly. While the mayority of our history we depended on one foreign superpower (Spain during the colony, the UK in the 1800s, and the US in the 1900s), today we can trade with all the major actors, and progress and advance with liberty to trade with the ones we wish and decide to trade, regardless what the "superpower" at the moment can dictate.
It is very astute of you to recognize this. Your understanding of Chile's history paints a clear picture that the current world order is "the best it ever has been" for the majority of the Western and developing world.
While this US has been overly aggressive in many places over the decades, the system that it upholds allows nations, that would not normally have a chance, to trade with one another.
You are seeing it completely wrong.
Its the American power who allows you to trade freely with anyone you want.
@@tiagogomes3807 I think its important to point out that this wasn't the case in before WW1, Britain and the US maintained an exclusivity with trade in the Western hemisphere. However, this changed after WW2, where the US guaranteed open trade by patrolling the global oceans as part of its grand strategy to contain the Soviet Union. After the cold war this has been a status quo largely out of lack of vision on what to do next and a domestic politics that is allergic to any coercive foreign policy that doesn't show clear benefits to global security. Leaving this here in case someone thinks the US policy hasn't changed since Teddy Roosevelt.
It is essential to express opposition to China's naval expansion, given its primary objective of controlling the Taiwan Strait (and the South China Sea). As it's a vital waterway through which half of the world's global trade flows. This dominance could grant them the ability to block access to any country's trade at their discretion, endangering international commerce and sovereignty.
@@daivdsmith3746 80% of the commerce ship in this waterway are depart from China or bound to China, so why China would block the access to its own?
Very well summarised and beautifully visualised! I've been waiting for an awesome video like this about China for years!
You should have mentioned one European country that also balances well between China and America, and that is Serbia. In Serbia, the Chinese are building a network of highways and high-speed railways.
Kosovo is Albania
Other countries like Hungary and Montenegro also does that. Even France’s Macron said publicly he doesn’t want to get involved in a US-China clash.
@@capitalm6438What?
New Zealand also does this. Our economy is dependent on China, our biggest exporter, while the US has been a subtle ally since WW2
And... Serbia matters why?
UA-cam has made the word journalism a joke. Call yourself a youtube opinion and that’s perfectly respectable. Journalism is actually a big word, it involves a lot of study and authenticity. One key thing is just like science, journalism is about checking your ideas and opinions with other journalists in professional environment. Where as any guy with a table and webcam calls themselves journalist these days.
I think this conflict is going to be way more of an us vs them like it was in the Cold War. Russia and India will both play significant roles and both have very different ideologies than both the and China. Japan is also diverting from its past if it’s nature and many European countries have long since decolonized but are forming new relationships that include trade and diplomacy to their former colonies. It will be very interesting
I don’t think ideology is gonna matter much more in this new Cold War like it did in the previous one. If you notice, China and Russia have very different ideologies but similar interests (which will be the theme of the new Cold War). The US needs to stop forcing everyone to be democratic and start pursuing its national interests on a new level. If you want to be successful in this new Cold War, you need to focus on nationalism being the only theme in your country (so no globalism) and shared interests and objectives with your allies.
People in India 65% favours the US , this is an all time high.
@@Rahul_ke joke 🤣😂
This is the punic wars not the cold war,
China is rome and usa is carthage, and taiwan is sicily
@@Rahul_kethey favor russia not usa but they also hate china as well india wants to make their own order too
History never repeats itself but a man always does.
Only the appearance of it changes
And children
I am an Indian who watches all of the videos uploaded in the Johnny Harris YT channel and I really appreciate your work and strive for bringing out real world issues and wars we never see in news tabloids. But whenever it comes to Geopolitics videos, we always see China and USA and Russia behind China. But there is not a single one of your 239 videos solely dedicated to the country of India, the world's fastest growing country in the world. Under the leadership of PM Modi, India is rapidly improving infra, and the world's largest start-up ecosystem, along with massive software companies like Infosys and TCS based in more than 50 countries. Many westerners have an impression of India as a poor and very cheap country, basically a bad impression, But under BJP (ruling party), we are soon going to pass Germany and Japan to be the third largest economy with a gdp of 10 trillion by 2030. I really want you to write this tremendous success story in a positive way to change India's image among the western world, and India is actually portrayed as the major leader and representative of the global south.
@JohnnyHarris
Trust me, as a European, no one is seeing India as a poor country. We generally have a really good postive view of India. Would be nice to have a video tho, since I would like to learn more about India!
Yea no one really sees India as a poor country anymore. No offense but the amount of Indians coming to America and having entire neighborhoods in the south is crazy! They live lavishly and people consider them smart. But I would love a video on Indias tremendous growth & economy.
I mean, you could make your own video about that. Yes, the audience is not gonna be huge but you gotta start somewhere.
delusional nationalist,modi has ravaged the Indian economy by excess taxation on the middle class and only helped his billionaire friends like Adani. World's largest startup ecosystem are in usa and china,who said it is in India?
Godi media pe dekhle bhai tareef hi sunn ni hai toh, ab Western UA-camrs ko b majboor karega kya?
I appreciate how you didn't automatically lean towards one side, how you showed nuance when presenting the different ideologies, you don't see that many sources these days unbiased to such a degree. I have seen info, sources, articles from both the western and occidental sides, and yours is one of the most neutral I've seen so far.
It’s crazy how the people who are fighting to control the world have never even fought for their own country or even their right to speak
Great video!
I’d love to see an extended video about global alliances and how they’ve evolved over the last three centuries, including more about BRICS.
You are doing really great work, thank you! I’ve been talking to family and loved ones about your channel. Encouraging them to watch your content instead of the nightly “news.” Much more reliable, informative, and thought provoking. Thanks for all you do!
Its a complicated order where one caveat is that bunch of countries not going along with the US does not equal them being together against the US. Its super easy for alliances on weak foundations to break and while countries like China and India may not necessarily like the US, it would be a shock if they get along with each other as well.
The issue with China is the heavy focus on nationalism. It's been difficult for them to make real allies because of that. For example, they refuse to concede on their South China Sea claim. And they are still in conflict with India over border disputes. Depending on how the Ukraine war goes, they may be less likely to be as nice to Russia
@@robert1200China is by far less hypocritical and toxic than US tho
Love the way you tell stories man. Really inspires me. I hope that I can get as good at telling stories as you someday. I'm just about to launch my own animated channel finally. Very excited.
i hope humanity is alive to see your channel
Regarding India, they’re leveraged by Russia due to previously purchasing military equipment that only Russia has replacement parts for. If India cuts off Russia, Russia stops sending India the parts needed to maintain things such as parts for their fighter jets. This puts India in the predicament that could be exploited by China and Pakistan who already have border conflicts with this country.
That's why India started building own weapons and some how signing MoUs with different countries for technology. Like US just gave jet engine technology for fighter jets. It gonna replace Mig 21 soon with indigenous fighter jet.
India Russia partnership is much much deeper than weapons. It's not about weapons alone. However, as far as future is concerned. India-Russia relationship is not in good shape. India needs USA and Russia needs China.
Very good video. It’s scary when the “big names” we throw at the problem are all seemingly incompetent though. We lose our place as global currency and we are in deep trouble. Our most recent regime changes seem to be for sport, which really could motivate other countries if you think about it.
He's from big media. Fear mongering and pretending to predict the future is his tool to get views. Go touch grass
you already ended up in deep trouble as soon as your politicians abandoned the founding principles.
Once you started imposing your ideology on others it was the beginning of the end. History has taught that since the beginning of time, once you force others into something, it’s a matter of time before you see the people you forced revolt against you. Even if people don’t like China, it’s the lesser evil and people will gladly switch sides.
No body wants to take on the global currency because no one wants to run budget deficits. If china were to run budget deficits, their manufacturing would be lost and hold no value. They don’t want to lose that. The dollar, for now, is safe.
@@aurele2 sadly people actually think America is a democracy. the founding fathers would be rolling in there graves right now if they saw what was happening, we are a constitutional republic.
I just hope my country (New Zealand) can be the voice of reason and ensure peace continues between the bigger countries. War does not benefit anyone, except the military industrial complex.
bro the majority of people forget to even out new Zealand on a map. it's not gonna end this cold war
War benefits the aggressor when they think their opponent is weak. They see Democracy as weak. I think you should get ready for you and your children to spend most of their years in uniform.
So, maybe, NZ could be ONE OF the voices of reason - together, at example, with Italy and EU - and ensure for peacekeeping.
@@alessiocallegari1924 yes definitely we are stronger together than alone
What happened to the mormon video im about 2minutes before it got deleted
Hey man, loved the presentation style and storytelling. Quite engaging. But there’s still a long way to go for it to be called a “journalistic piece” imho. For eg. the Chinese debt trap narrative has been debunked quite comprehensively by a lot of researchers and nations themselves. Or for eg. when you say india is buying half its oil and weapons from Russia, it comes across as if that is a result of the war. But in fact Russia - India relations go all the way back to India’s independence and the reason India trades with Russia is because the west had sanctioned India for the most part of history. There’s more like this. But I’d say these details matter more than the presentation style. You guys have already nailed that.
He didn't exactly use the word debt trap, to be fair. And also, it's not entirely false to say China will use the debt as leverage, but what is missing is that western countries have done that for decades. IMF have plenty of loans, US using the monetary system and financial system has control over most of the world (SWIFT banking, for example that they kicked Russia out of). These are all leverages
Great video! I especially love the animation in this video. Whit such a complex topic this would be way harder to absorb (and less entertaining) without the pedagogical animations!
I noticed that Sweden was categorized as a neutral country. I would like to ad that Sweden is far from a neutral country in this conflict. We were (at least in theory) a neutral country up until recently. But Sweden is heavily influenced by European policy, have openly been criticizing the BRICS countries for years as well as supporting Ukraine both military and economically in recent times. Our upcoming NATO membership is just the final step that puts our “neutrality” to rest. We have now sided, also in practice.
And the first video on SP was awesome btw!!
Korrekt! 👏
Sweden was neutral with COVID-19, but decided in 2021 they were gonna lockdown people and shops as well.
Not sure you can call it a cold war when NATO and Russia are both fighting in Ukraine. 😢
Yeah, I mean, the first cold War had A LOT of fighting too
The Mormon vid is still on Nebula if you guys have that.
Do you think he moved it to be a nebula exclusive?
If I had to guess I recon it got copyright striked by LDS for the clips he used. It will probably get reuploaded to YT with those clips edited out.
Johnny, I love and respect your channel. You have some of the most realistic and truth in every video you make. Respect.
That’s not entirely true. Whenever he makes a video he talks overly positive of China and negative of the USA. He’s not really presenting a neutral point.
He talks overly negatively of China and positively of the USA, I think. Lots of lies about China.@@maka6134
I hope we all make it, there's no reason any country has to lose when we can all win
All wars are fought over resources. Long story short, if war is cheaper than trade then war becomes a likely outcome. Mankind will only work together if we find aliens to go to war against; especially if they find us first.
Don’t forget the psychological war on the internet aimed at all of us.
So China chose to regulate the Internet and not be induced by rumors. LGBT on the surface is for human rights, in fact, the United States to break the traditional cultural cognitive psychology brought by new immigrants, while destroying the traditional education of other civilized countries, after all civilization and culture are destroyed, it is easier to control the mind, a video can make people believe that a country that has not been at war for 40 years is an aggressor
yup. put your phone down for a week and youll feel the difference right away
WTF, we(Pakistan) are on the verge of default and he put in the Top Economies of the world, you cant be serious
Indian here . We still believe Pakistan is relevant and all potential to grow " but " not with full control of Army establishment that we see now
I like how humans always advances through technology but humans themselves never advance
This was a very good video. Genuinely one of the best impartial breakdowns of modern geopolitics I’ve seen in a while. 👍👍👍
It was pretty partial to China…
lol this is like a commercial for china that overlooks a ton vital facts
@haloxd7 China has so much money for advertising? people there are poor lol
“There are two ways to conquer and enslave a nation. One is by the sword. The other is by debt.”
― John Adams 1826
12:56 The US Treasury secretary just prohibited/restricted US investments in Chinese entities in three sectors: semiconductors and microelectronics, quantum information technologies and certain artificial intelligence systems.
Everything aligns perfectly, like clockwork.
Us citizens of the world need to eliminate our “leaders” who could care less about us. Just who do they think they are.
The west has become completely complacent not really caring about countries outside of their alliance. China, despite their motives, have done a lot to make the world a more economical and better place for the majority of people to live by funding these international infrastructure projects. They focused on their own country, made it a superpower, and now is doing the same to underdeveloped countries. Overall, this Chinese influence will make the world much more advanced and make every country become modernized, but this could have been done by the West if they did not become completely butcher their head start. China's strategy the past couple decades have been ingenious to say the least and the west is only starting to realize that now.
What a lot of people don't want to admit or accept is that there will always be a hegemony in the world. It's the cruel truth of human nature. The only thing we can to do is decide which country's philosophy that we agree more with. Personally, I'm on the side of democracy/capitalist society because historically it has allowed more people to lift themselves out of poverty and less oppression.
@@CheapSushi I live in a free nation where I can work hard and live a life better than my parents had.
Eso es debatible, solo ayudo a unos cuantos que explotan a otros.
@@dreamcloud77 You are living in the imperial core. A significant portion of your high living standard was built on the exploitation of the global south. This is not an attack on you as a person, it is simply how the world had worked.
@@dreamcloud77 Where do you live?
The capitalist society that we lives in was (and still in) was built out of the exploitation of the global south.
The establishment loves you, I'm sure.
They are not talking about creating their own currency, as per vice president of the Development Bank. Also, loans through the belt and road initiatives are already like 60% failed. Italy is gonna withdraw this year and most countries aligning with BRICS right now are in default
They will do it eventually even if it literally isn't right now
@@akidnamedryan4758 Why? It doesn't make necessarily sense. The west isn't doing it
Your final statement of 'most countries aligning with BRICS right now are in default' is grossly incorrect. I'd like you to raise which country is in default as, from my knowledge, none of these countries currently are in this state. I may be wrong, but please cite your sources.
@@adithyakashyap9315 True, I should correct: on their way to default. Find this article on reuters and basically the whole list asked to join "The big default? The dozen countries in the danger zone"