Centrum Stosunków Międzynarodowych - 19 June 2016: Geopolitical struggles focused on Bangladesh

From the American foreign policy point of view, China is concerned as a Russian combat confederate who tries to push the Asian states out of the influence of The People's Republic of China, and Russian Federation consequently. The USA managed to affect Russia not to dominate the Asian states. Such relationship ties create a complicated situation, what is more, the tensions among all nations mentioned above to push Bangladesh out of China. It is worth to mention that such split of interests could be explained by divided these states into two alliances.

As it is mentioned above the People's Republic of China is the Russian combat confederate, while Japan (as NATO member) and India – constitute opposite alliance, under the auspices of the United States. It is obviously that, America supports their partners in their strivings to make Bangladesh driven by the U.S. pumping additional finances to the Dhaka, to win China at that point. America decided to force an unstable, quivering Sri Lanka search for a beneficial trade and investment links to get out of China, following New Delhi consequently. Bangladesh's Deep Sea Port was a segment of Chinese trade routes plan. A number of China-funded ports through the Ocean, to protect their delivery from the nearest regions. These sea routes are vital to import energy and raw materials into China.
In this way, Bangladesh became the spotlight for the growing geopolitical struggles between two contending parties. Recently, Indian and Japanese giant firms bypassed Chinese investment flows in Bangladesh in terms of sea routes and energy projects.