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When Uncle Sam lunches with Pakistan, Modi serves dessert in Beijing
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As Trump courts Pakistan’s army chief with biryani and Patriot missiles, India flirts with China over green tea and old border grudges.
Welcome to 2025: where global alliances dissolve faster than paneer in hot curry.
WHITE HOUSE BIRYANI & DIPLOMATIC GAS
It started with a lunch.
Not a war. Not a summit. Not a press conference.
Just a good old White House biryani buffet featuring none other than Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, Pakistan’s military overlord, conspiracy theory connoisseur, and “Supreme Guardian of Denialistan.”
The optics? Worse than a WiFi signal in Peshawar.
No civilian Pakistani official. No balancing act. Just Trump, Munir, and a steaming plate of Afghan-style rice seasoned with “strategic ambiguity.”
New Delhi’s response was fast, furious, and deeply Indian:
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Three anonymous “We are concerned” statements
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Two WhatsApp forwards misquoting Chanakya
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And one symbolic protest involving Modi declining dessert at the G7 gala in Canada.
And thus began the Tandoori Triangle — Trump in DC, Modi fuming in Delhi, and Xi Jinping whispering sweet RMB-backed promises from Beijing.
KASHMIR, CARNAGE & KOMPULSIVE ALLIANCES
Just weeks before this biryani betrayal, Kashmir burned — again.
The Pahalgam attack left Hindu tourists dead, India retaliated with cross-border strikes, Pakistan claimed innocence, and Trump claimed he personally stopped World War III using nothing but a tariff threat and “a very serious phone call.”
The ceasefire was brokered by... drumroll... army commanders from both sides — not the U.S.
But Trump still insisted he “de-escalated it” using “incredible negotiation skills” and a tweet that ended with, “Everyone chill. Tremendous progress.”
India’s Jaishankar responded with a statement so passive-aggressive it could be mistaken for a Karan Johar movie title:
“Faith-Based Killings Demand Fact-Based Responses.”
Meanwhile, Pakistan’s ISPR tweeted:
"We reject Indian propaganda. Our hospitality includes lunch, not launch codes.”
TRUMP COMMENTS (GEOPOLITICS EDITION)
ON MUNIR’S VISIT: “He’s a field marshal. Beautiful title. I asked if I could be one too. Tremendous respect. Better lunch than Macron gave me.”
ON MODI’S ANGER: “I get it. He’s upset. But I had the garlic naan. You can’t stay mad after naan, folks.”
ON KASHMIR: “I think it’s like the Florida panhandle. Complicated, full of conflict, needs a strong leader. Like me.”
ON CHINA-INDIA RELATIONS: “I told Modi, don’t trust Xi. But then I told Xi, don’t trust Modi. That’s art of the deal, baby!”
INDIA’S STRATEGIC KARMA: HUG TRUMP, FLIRT WITH XI
Disappointed by the Trump-Munir bromance, India’s response was subtle but savage: Jaishankar flew to Beijing.
Yes, Beijing — the land of border disputes, banned Dalai Lama hashtags, and Huawei dreams.
It was the first time he’d gone since the infamous 2020 Galwan clash, which left both nations bruised and building bunkers on Instagram.
But 2025 India is pragmatic:
So India lowered Chinese investment restrictions, invited pandas to the G20 mascot committee, and even considered unblocking TikTok for strategic purposes.
China responded with its own version of “let’s not fight again unless absolutely necessary,” courtesy of Wang Yi:
“Win-win cooperation. Or at least not lose-lose chest-thumping.”
TOP COMMENT PICKS
@Chanakya2.0:
“India: Where we host yoga summits while planning revenge. Jai Sanskriti.”
@WuhanDosaFactory:
“Xi: ‘Let’s be friends.’ Modi: ‘Let’s be frenemies.’ Trump: ‘Let’s do lunch.’ This is why the aliens don’t visit.”
@DefMinIntern:
“Trump ate biryani with Pakistan and said ‘no onions.’ That’s how you know he’s dangerous.”
@BorderlessBhakt:
“Galwan was bad, but Galwan 2.0 under Trump’s military aid to Pakistan will be next-level.”
TRADE WAR: NOW WITH EXTRA DRAMA
Trump’s tariff tantrum continues like a badly dubbed soap opera.
India is already under spice sanctions. Now, Trump threatens:
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A 37% tariff on yoga pants
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An 85% tax on IT services unless they’re renamed “Freedom Tech”
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And a ban on Bollywood remakes of Rambo, calling it “intellectual property abuse.”
India retaliated at the WTO, but instead of economic pressure, they filed a spiritual grievance, citing violation of trade dharma.
Meanwhile, Modi rejected Trump’s invite to DC. Instead, he sent a modestly polite Rakhi through backchannel diplomacy.
FINAL THOUGHT
Trump thinks every international relationship is like his hair: fragile, synthetic, and spray-fixed with bravado.
India thought it had finally become America’s strategic soulmate. But now it realizes: even best friends get ghosted for lunch with the neighbor’s army chief.
China, sensing this rift, has moved in with subtle seduction.
And Pakistan, always craving relevance, is back on Washington’s guest list — this time without civilian chaperones.
In a world of leaders who think every handshake needs to be a headlock, India’s new strategy is simple:
"Don’t trust, don’t commit, and always keep one eye on the Himalayan border… and the other on the next White House buffet menu.”
NEXT WEEK ON WTF GLOBAL TIMES:
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“Dalai Lama vs Xi Jinping: Who Gets Final Say on Reincarnation and Himalayan Real Estate?”
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“Trump Demands Modi Rename the Indian Ocean to ‘Freedom Water’ for Trade Deal to Proceed”
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“Pakistan Offers Military Aid to USA in Return for a Netflix Original and Free F-16 Parking”
Survive weird. Thrive freaky. Stay tuned to The WTF Global Times.
Because when Trump, Modi, and Xi all show up to dinner, you better check who brought the nukes and who’s just here for the mutton biryani.
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