Japan PM Visits India Amid Rising China Tensions

The video discusses the strategic alliance between India and Japan to counter China's growing influence in Asia. It highlights the emergence of the US, China, Japan, and India as the world's largest economies, forming a new G4. The narrative contrasts China's potential global leadership with the US's isolationist stance. The discussion concludes with the rise of nationalism, where countries prioritize their own interests, leading to a lack of a clear global leader.

What factors have brought Japan and India closer together in recent years?

How does the relationship between the US, Japan, India, and China shape the new world order?

What is the significance of the term 'China first' in the context of global leadership?

In what ways does the rhetoric of globalization differ from the reality of national policies as discussed in the text?

How does the speaker perceive the future of global leadership among major economies?