<p>Vivek Ramaswamy, a candidate for Republican presidential nomination, while speaking with WION correspondent Susan Tehrani, said, “The United States needs to re-enter the trade relationships with the allied nations in the Indo-Pacific in order to put ourselves in a position to actually decouple from China.”<br />
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He added that if he gets the opportunity to become the next US president, he will focus on avoiding war with China over Taiwan while still deterring China from going after Taiwan.</p>

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<p>“If China knows that India is on the US side and pro-Taiwan side respectively, that will erode Chinese President Xi Jinping's confidence in going after Taiwan. A strong India on the side of the US in a rock solid manner will hold China from winning the global semiconductor supply chain starting in Taiwan and will further erode Xi Jinping's confidence,” he said.<br />
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Speaking about the future of US-India relations, Ramaswamy hinted that the two democracies are destined to become natural allies. Calling capitalism as the best system in the world for lifting people up from poverty, he appreciated Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for embracing the power of capitalism unapologetically and lifting people from poverty.</p>

<h2><strong>Reviving 'American Dream'</strong></h2>

<p>Talking with WION correspondent Susan Tehrani about his journey and why he decided to get in the race of presidential elections, Ramaswamy said, “I was born in this country; have lived full arc of American Dream. My parents came to this country with almost no money and I went on to create multi-billion dollar biotech companies that have developed life-saving medicines; management firms competing with the largest financial institutions in the world. That's been my version of the American Dream. I don't think that dream is still possible for the next generation of Americans who are taught to think of themselves as a victim of their genetics. I think it'll take my generation of Americans to revive the American Dream.”<br />
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Speaking about his presidential candidature and how it is different from others, Ramaswamy said to WION, “People of my generation and younger, I think many of them don't see themselves as Republicans. Many Americans don't yet really know what they believe. They're stark hungry for a cause, purpose, meaning and identity. This is an opportunity to fill that void of purpose and meaning at the heart of young Americans, that is what I am trying to do in this campaign. I want us talking more about the value of each individual, the family, the nation, the God, the things that used to give us our sense of purpose.”</p>

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<p>Speaking about how his candidacy differs from that of Ron Desantis who also rallies against woke ideology, Ramaswamy said, “We are fundamentally different. I think Ron Desantis's vision is to defeat wokeness in America by whacking it and nailing it into the ground; to me, that's not a win. To me winning is to dilute the poison of the woke agenda to irrelevance by offering an alternative vision; a vision that means to be an American today. To me the opposite of being woke is being pro merit &amp; pro-free speech.”<br />
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On not going after former US president Donald Trump, Ramaswamy stated, “As I mentioned earlier, I work on policy differences. That's not my style to shoot down other candidates. I am focused on where we are running as a country rather than criticising other candidates. My focus is on policy differences but that doesn't mean I don't respect the accomplishments of each of them including President Donald Trump as a president.”</p>

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Vivek Ramaswamy, a candidate for Republican presidential nomination, while speaking with WION correspondent Susan Tehrani, said, “The United States needs to re-enter the trade relationships with the allied nations in the Indo-Pacific in order to put ourselves in a position to actually decouple from China.

Vivek Ramaswamy, a candidate for Republican presidential nomination, while speaking with WION correspondent Susan Tehrani, said, “The United States needs to re-enter the trade relationships with the allied nations in the Indo-Pacific in order to put ourselves in a position to actually decouple from China.” He added that if he gets the opportunity to become the next US president, he will focus on avoiding war with China over Taiwan while still deterring China from going after Taiwan. ALSO READ | Biden’s approval rating plummets to new low as Trump gains momentum “If China knows that India is on the US side and pro-Taiwan side respectively, that will erode Chinese President Xi Jinping's confidence in going after Taiwan. A strong India on the side of the US in a rock solid manner will hold China from winning the global semiconductor supply chain starting in Taiwan and will further erode Xi Jinping's confidence,” he said. Speaking about the future of US-India relations, Ramaswamy hinted that the two democracies are destined to become natural allies. Calling capitalism as the best system in the world for lifting people up from poverty, he appreciated Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for embracing the power of capitalism unapologetically and lifting people from poverty. Reviving 'American Dream' Talking with WION correspondent Susan Tehrani about his journey and why he decided to get in the race of presidential elections, Ramaswamy said, “I was born in this country; have lived full arc of American Dream. My parents came to this country with almost no money and I went on to create multi-billion dollar biotech companies that have developed life-saving medicines; management firms competing with the largest financial institutions in the world. That's been my version of the American Dream. I don't think that dream is still possible for the next generation of Americans who are taught to think of themselves as a victim of their genetics. I think it'll take my generation of Americans to revive the American Dream.” Speaking about his presidential candidature and how it is different from others, Ramaswamy said to WION, “People of my generation and younger, I think many of them don't see themselves as Republicans. Many Americans don't yet really know what they believe. They're stark hungry for a cause, purpose, meaning and identity. This is an opportunity to fill that void of purpose and meaning at the heart of young Americans, that is what I am trying to do in this campaign. I want us talking more about the value of each individual, the family, the nation, the God, the things that used to give us our sense of purpose.” WATCH | US Elections: Former US VP Pence to announce White House bid Speaking about how his candidacy differs from that of Ron Desantis who also rallies against woke ideology, Ramaswamy said, “We are fundamentally different. I think Ron Desantis's vision is to defeat wokeness in America by whacking it and nailing it into the ground; to me, that's not a win. To me winning is to dilute the poison of the woke agenda to irrelevance by offering an alternative vision; a vision that means to be an American today. To me the opposite of being woke is being pro merit & pro-free speech.” On not going after former US president Donald Trump, Ramaswamy stated, “As I mentioned earlier, I work on policy differences. That's not my style to shoot down other candidates. I am focused on where we are running as a country rather than criticising other candidates. My focus is on policy differences but that doesn't mean I don't respect the accomplishments of each of them including President Donald Trump as a president.” You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

US, allied nations should re-enter trade ties to decouple from China: Vivek Ramaswamy

<p>Madhavan is getting rave reviews for his role as the motor-mouthed husband and father in Netflix's 'Decoupled'.</p>

<p>Madhavan admits his character is unique. “My character Arya Iyer was a departure from everything I’ve done so far. I don’t think I’ve ever played a &nbsp;character like Arya in 'Decoupled'. His marriage is a wreck and he writes pulp fiction. Actually my character Arya has a lot of me in him. There are so many things he feels and says that I &nbsp;can never do in real life. He's a no-filter guy. He says anything that comes to his mind. He says things that make people uncomfortable. He is the guy you wouldn't want to invite to your parties. And he constantly embarrasses his wife. But &nbsp;a &nbsp;lot &nbsp;of what he says is true.”</p>

<p>Madhavan and 'Decoupled' creator Manu Joseph wanted to show how we've normalized hypocrisy in the urban culture. “It is considered civilized to lie. As a responsible citizen, actor, &nbsp;son, husband and father I've to restrain myself from letting myself go.I know every word that I &nbsp;speak may be held against me. Being a recognizable name I have a certain reach and influence and &nbsp;I have to be constantly alert to the effect of my action and words. But this guy I play in Decoupled has no filters. He says and does whatever he feels.</p>

<p>Decoupled was shot through the pandemic. Madhavan says it was not a &nbsp;pleasant experience.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/decoupled-review-r-madhavan-and-surveen-chawla-shine-in-a-usual-story-of-marriage-437611">'Decoupled' review: R Madhavan and Surveen Chawla shine in a usual story of marriage</a></p>

<p>“Unless you are an actor shooting with a mask on, you wouldn’t understand what it is like. Normally when shooting, actors look at one another and get into the scene. But now you take off the mask only when the camera is running. There is no opportunity to get familiar with your co-stars. Still, no complaints. God has been great. We shot the whole serial before and after the lockdown. Now it’s up to the audience to embrace what we’ve done.</p>

<p>What according to &nbsp;Madhavan are the &nbsp;USPs of &nbsp;Decoupled? &nbsp;“It’s a take on urban marriages. I’d like to believe we’ve made a smart, funny, urbane show. And it’s in English. Which doesn’t mean it is inaccessible to the non-metropolitan audience. The divide between the rural and urban audiences has disappeared thanks to the &nbsp;OTT platform. Everyone watches everything."&nbsp;</p>


Madhavan is getting rave reviews for his role as the motor-mouthed husband and father in Netflix's 'Decoupled'. Madhavan admits his character is unique. “My character Arya Iyer was a departure from everything I’ve done so far.

Madhavan is getting rave reviews for his role as the motor-mouthed husband and father in Netflix's 'Decoupled'. Madhavan admits his character is unique. “My character Arya Iyer was a departure from everything I’ve done so far. I don’t think I’ve ever played a character like Arya in 'Decoupled'. His marriage is a wreck and he writes pulp fiction. Actually my character Arya has a lot of me in him. There are so many things he feels and says that I can never do in real life. He's a no-filter guy. He says anything that comes to his mind. He says things that make people uncomfortable. He is the guy you wouldn't want to invite to your parties. And he constantly embarrasses his wife. But a lot of what he says is true.” Madhavan and 'Decoupled' creator Manu Joseph wanted to show how we've normalized hypocrisy in the urban culture. “It is considered civilized to lie. As a responsible citizen, actor, son, husband and father I've to restrain myself from letting myself go.I know every word that I speak may be held against me. Being a recognizable name I have a certain reach and influence and I have to be constantly alert to the effect of my action and words. But this guy I play in Decoupled has no filters. He says and does whatever he feels. Decoupled was shot through the pandemic. Madhavan says it was not a pleasant experience. 'Decoupled' review: R Madhavan and Surveen Chawla shine in a usual story of marriage “Unless you are an actor shooting with a mask on, you wouldn’t understand what it is like. Normally when shooting, actors look at one another and get into the scene. But now you take off the mask only when the camera is running. There is no opportunity to get familiar with your co-stars. Still, no complaints. God has been great. We shot the whole serial before and after the lockdown. Now it’s up to the audience to embrace what we’ve done. What according to Madhavan are the USPs of Decoupled? “It’s a take on urban marriages. I’d like to believe we’ve made a smart, funny, urbane show. And it’s in English. Which doesn’t mean it is inaccessible to the non-metropolitan audience. The divide between the rural and urban audiences has disappeared thanks to the OTT platform. Everyone watches everything."

R Madhavan on 'Decoupled': The no-filter guy I play in the series has a lot of me

<p>Netflix released the trailer for their upcoming series ‘Decoupled’.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The series stars R Madhavan in the lead with Surveen Chawla. It is a romantic comedy that will release on December 17.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the series, the two will play a married couple who have clearly fallen out of love. They can't see eye-to-eye but have decided to stay together for the sake of their young daughter. However, the two still try to find ways to make their situation less insufferable, toying with ideas of an open marriage even, but with little success. It doesn't help that they have also grown rather cynical about love and marriage after spending so many years together.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Watch the trailer here:</p>

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<p>The show is created by Manu Joseph, who says, “Decoupled is about a guy who can see in any situation what others are trained to ignore. Naturally, it gets him into trouble wherever he goes, and this sort of objectivity is not healthy for a man in a marriage. One of our goals was to keep it all real. The thing about comedy is that if it is not real it is not funny; and what is difficult about comedy is that every component in a scene has to fire for it to work. It was amazing to watch Madhavan throw away his good-boy image for the lead role and reach deep into his delinquent side. Surveen Chawla, playing his long-suffering wife had a particularly challenging role because it is extremely hard to play a normal sane person. And I’m grateful to the director, Hardik Mehta, who taught me that men with great hairstyles can still be very grounded and hardworking. I hope you enjoy the trailer."</p>

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<h2><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-this-is-how-dwayne-johnsons-5-year-old-daughter-reacts-when-fans-spot-him-in-public-428205" hreflang="en">This is how Dwayne Johnson's 5-year-old daughter reacts when fans spot him in public</a></h2>

<p>The official synopsis for Decoupled reads: ‘A misanthropic writer and his startup-founder wife juggle their impending divorce with the absurdities and annoyances of life in their affluent world.’<br />
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Netflix released the trailer for their upcoming series ‘Decoupled’. The series stars R Madhavan in the lead with Surveen Chawla. It is a romantic comedy that will release on December 17.

Netflix released the trailer for their upcoming series ‘Decoupled’. The series stars R Madhavan in the lead with Surveen Chawla. It is a romantic comedy that will release on December 17. In the series, the two will play a married couple who have clearly fallen out of love. They can't see eye-to-eye but have decided to stay together for the sake of their young daughter. However, the two still try to find ways to make their situation less insufferable, toying with ideas of an open marriage even, but with little success. It doesn't help that they have also grown rather cynical about love and marriage after spending so many years together. Also read: 'Megxit' is a misogynistic term created by a troll: Prince Harry Watch the trailer here: The show is created by Manu Joseph, who says, “Decoupled is about a guy who can see in any situation what others are trained to ignore. Naturally, it gets him into trouble wherever he goes, and this sort of objectivity is not healthy for a man in a marriage. One of our goals was to keep it all real. The thing about comedy is that if it is not real it is not funny; and what is difficult about comedy is that every component in a scene has to fire for it to work. It was amazing to watch Madhavan throw away his good-boy image for the lead role and reach deep into his delinquent side. Surveen Chawla, playing his long-suffering wife had a particularly challenging role because it is extremely hard to play a normal sane person. And I’m grateful to the director, Hardik Mehta, who taught me that men with great hairstyles can still be very grounded and hardworking. I hope you enjoy the trailer." Also read: Cost of Priyanka Chopra’s abaya dress for Dubai event will burn a hole in your pocket This is how Dwayne Johnson's 5-year-old daughter reacts when fans spot him in public The official synopsis for Decoupled reads: ‘A misanthropic writer and his startup-founder wife juggle their impending divorce with the absurdities and annoyances of life in their affluent world.’

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