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@Gessler thanks for starting the dedicated thread just now. I moved some of the earlier posts+replies from IND economy thread to here (that folks might find interesting to read). If folks find any more there to move, lmk. I have pinned this thread too.

@Stuka Dive ....you got title now ;) This mro guy has really interesting channel that might be right up your interests: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh57rwk3ySElDpzgCDLh9KA/videos I have posted a few of his vids earlier in thread already....

All boils down to how countries measure themselves internally. Qualitatively and quantitatively. North Korea can simply measure what it wants for example. The remote sensing countries can do (that require brainpower and organisation) tell quite a different picture....regarding the level of...

@ I looked up what Turkish labour productivity is at ILO: https://ilostat.ilo.org/topics/labour-productivity/ It actually is quite good (w.r.t world) at around 80k USD per worker in PPP (i.e to account for local price level)....this figure has its pros and cons in use (especially for import...

Things are moving fast on this. The 40 F-16s +80 kits essentially will be (in some part) covered by the F-35 cost that US withheld from Turkey?

https://www.iaf.org.il/9448-53751-en/IAF.aspx Every two years, the IAF holds the "Blue Flag" exercise: an international training exercise hosting air forces from around the world to strengthen cooperation between the nations. This year will be the largest and most advanced aerial exercise ever...

Dil Dil Pakistan is probably one I have heard the most. Btw @Kaptaan what is your evaluation of the aesthetic of the Pak national anthem? I quite like it (even though I am across border)....I rate it solid 7/10.

Well a country only has so much brainpower to deploy, it must prioritise where it is best used. Deploy in A means taking away from B etc. I am a veteran myself in Abaqus...and it is super powerful and efficient....and saves immense amount of time on the core if done efficiently. When it comes...

How does every (far stronger and developed) liberal democracy work with Vietnam in the end?...in far larger ways than India? It is then a matter of degree and spectrum is it not.

I cant understand the turkish, but I appreciate the tags as I can definitely follow the universal language of FEA diagrams :D @Sinan TAI uses CATIA+abaqus for sure. I see Ansys too. openfoam for the CFD.

It is drip feed of psy-ops by one side of galwan 2020. Our establishment is kind of stupid in how to deal with it....and unlikely they will learn soon. Rest assured though that many PLA died, many more than the 5 they officially admitted many months later. Same thing happened during ussuri...

US has sunset a bunch of stuff by its own hand, getting addicted to debt. It is now nearly full service based economy, with manufacturing left that is immediate to these service sectors mostly. It will have to leverage this in a different way geopolitically. That is only taking shape now.

You might want to read the earlier reply I gave for this comparison.....and that page's context: https://defencehub.live/threads/turkish-economy-updates.112/page-89#post-124149 In general this thread is going through something of a deja vu cycle every 5 pages or so....as this administration is...

Hey you are back, welcome back....you were gone for a bit (not sure why). I enjoyed some of the vigour you injected into some convos heh.

From twitter it should be enough to just copy paste from the bar: i.e the top left thingy... select copy paste etc...

Totally get what you mean. Pakistan's indecisiveness on this was wrought by a number of things during the formation/birthing (and I am summarising extensively here): a) The span of years from ~1900 (or whenever one wants to start in a "modern" era) to 1940 and the erosion of trust among those...