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Its almost impossible to say when a country will collapse from just "Debt increasing faster than GDP", that's because for a long time economists thought that if debt increases faster than GDP, there will be a collapse. But the thing is, in coronavirus situation, the USA's national debt actually increased their GDP (because of all the stimulus checks and emergency services), and USA is still here. So this made economists rethink about national debt, and to be honest there is no absolute answer.
Economists are divided about it, and there seems to be no clear limit of national debt that indicates a fall of economy. Japan is one of those countries that have a lot of debt, but their economy is doing fine.
BUT, if we consider the condition of BD within the current rule of you-know-who, then there may be a collapse within the next 10 years or so. Because if you-know-who will loses the next election, then they will probably incur a lot of foreign debt for the next government to repay. And then there will be a collapse.