[NoName]

With the escalating tension between these two countries reaching unprecedented levels since the Kashmir suicide bombing, and the tit-for-tat reactions from the Indian side we can't rule out the possibility of another war breaking out between them (unlikely it will happen but still likely).

With the current geo-political situation at play, a war breaking out between them will be different from previous instances with countries (besides the usual players such as US and Russia) such as China, Afghanistan and possibly Iran getting involved explicitly or implicitly on either side.

Question is, where does this leave BD? We currently have a shrewd government/PM and have been able to attract investments and establish favourable relations with both the Chinese and Indians despite the friction between them but on the other hand its no secret we have a very Pro-Indian party in power. When push comes to shove it is likely we will have to join a side as we can't escape neither country's sphere of influence. Or do you think our PM will be able to cleverly maneuver through the regional political game and manage to keep us neutral? The Sauds were somehow able to get our government and our army be at their beck and call over their shameless war on Yemen.