The United States is still the partner of choice for many Asian nations, says Sen. John McCain. But Washington needs to put aside its political bickering.
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@harry all of which is entirely payable; the reality is that the US owes over 70% of its debt TO ITSELF and TO AMERICAN CITIZENS; less than 30% (approximately 14%) goes to China and ot...
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On yo reasoning similarly India is having problems with its near neighbours Pakistan,BaglaDesh,Sri Lanka,Nepal and the invasion of Sikkim not forgetting its even worse internal problems i...
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