  The 2017 crackdown on Rakhine Rohingyas by the Myanmar army (Tatmadaw) pushed
more than 600,000 refugees into Bangladesh. Both Western and Islamic countries
denounced Aung Sang Suu Kyis government, but both Asian giants, China and
India, supported Myanmars actions. Both also have high stakes in Myanmar given
their long-term geopolitics and geoeconomic South and Southeast Asian plans. In
spite of Myanmar-based commonalities, Chinas and Indias approaches differ
significantly, predicting equally dissimilar outcomes. This chapter examines
their foreign policy and stakes in Myanmar in order to draw a sketch of the
future of Rakhine Rohingyas stuck in Bangladesh.
