India’s Foreign Minister Labels China a ‘Unique Problem’ Amid Growing Global Concerns

India’s External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, has characterized China as a ‘unique problem,’ emphasizing that India is not alone in its concerns about the country’s growing influence. Speaking at the ET World Leaders Forum, Jaishankar pointed out that the world is now facing the consequences of ignoring China’s economic practices for decades. He specifically cited trade deficits, arguing that countries had knowingly overlooked the advantages China enjoyed in a system that favored its production. Jaishankar also highlighted concerns over China’s political system, emphasizing that this issue is not limited to India but extends to nations like Europe and the United States. He stated that China is a major topic of discussion for economic and national security concerns in these regions. Jaishankar’s statements reflect a broader global sentiment of apprehension about China’s increasing economic and political power. The comments come amid ongoing tensions between India and China, particularly in the border region of Ladakh.