चीन का खतरनाक खेल| How China Trapped Nations in Debt?

China's Dangerous Game | How China Trapped Nations in Debt? In 2013, China launched the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). It was billed as the world's largest infrastructure project. The vision was to connect Asia, Africa, and Europe through roads, railways, airports, and ports. But over time, many countries' debt burdens increased. Sri Lanka's Hambantota Port, Zambia's debt crisis, Montenegro's unfinished highway, Ecuador's controversial dam, and Pakistan's CPEC—all these examples have raised serious questions about the BRI. In this documentary, we will explore what China's Belt and Road Initiative is, why it is called "debt trap diplomacy," which countries suffered the most, and what BRI 2.0 means for the world. Was it a development project or a strategy to increase global influence? Watch the video to the end to learn the full story. #China #BRI #BeltAndRoadInitiative #Geopolitics #China #Documentary #DebtTrap #WorldPolitics China launched the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in 2013 with the promise of building roads, railways, ports, airports, and economic corridors across the world. It was presented as the largest infrastructure project in human history. But over the years, many countries that joined the project found themselves drowning in debt. From Sri Lanka's Hambantota Port to Zambia's debt crisis, Montenegro's unfinished highway, Ecuador's troubled dam project, and Pakistan's CPEC, critics argue that China used loans to expand its geopolitical influence. In this documentary, we explore the rise of the Belt and Road Initiative, the debt-trap diplomacy allegations, the countries affected by BRI projects, and whether China's new BRI 2.0 strategy can succeed. Was BRI a development project or a geopolitical strategy? Watch till the end to find out. #China #BRI #BeltAndRoad #DebtTrap #XiJinping #ChinaEconomy #Geopolitics #Documentary