China has spoilt everything in south east Asia

Maldives is going to be a big pain in as* for India in the coming future. It's like that child who we cannot beat the shit out because we don't want it to go to China and help them set up Chinese military bases in the Indian Ocean. And, secondly we will have to send aid money of billions of dollars so that they do not trap into the belt and road initiative of china ....again for the same above reason.

- China and the Philippines have accused each other of ramming coast guard vessels near the Sabina Shoal in the South China Sea. - The Philippines claims a Chinese ship 'directly and intentionally rammed' its vessel, while China accuses the Philippines of 'deliberately' crashing into a Chinese ship. - This incident is part of a long-running dispute over various islands and zones in the South China Sea, with at least three other incidents reported in the past two weeks. - The South China Sea is a major shipping route, with Beijing claiming almost all of it, including parts claimed by the Philippines and other countries. - The US has condemned China's actions, while observers worry the dispute could escalate into a larger confrontation. Source: [BBC](https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx2erwedxz5o)

I am vacationing here at Bangkok. I can see the grand city infrastructure. I am staying at Baiyoke Sky Hotel and the the city view from top looks grandiose. So many skyscrapers! City has well connected metro and BTS. Everyone follows Traffic rules strictly even when no one is watching. Girls can roam freely at night in whatever dress they want to wear. Only at Indian restaurants I see Indian guys oogling at women. Resident People are so well behaved and so well groomed. The Auto drivers like Grab taxi drivers don't bother by cancellation like ola here. There are traffic problem but not as horrible as in Bangalore. They have something like an expressways in city with toll fees. Overall it was good to experience an utopi of a city

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