China will permanently remain a green-water navy in the Indo-Pacific stuck with the "Malacca dilemma". China is cornered from all sides in the South China Sea and no one, including China's ...
China's biggest geostrategic fears are coming true as India is now boldly using its strategic location at the Strait of Malacca to hurt China in the South China Sea. Two Indian ...
As the judgment day comes close for Beijing, it is busy tying up its loose ends and as it turns out there are far too many of them. Now, the Xi ...
Europe’s political correctness and liberal propaganda about immigration from the Middle East and North Africa shows its repercussions time and again. The latest victim is Sweden, where the city of Malmo ...
What India saw happen in Delhi at the beginning of the year and in Bangalore last week, the European country of Sweden saw it yesterday. Riots erupted in the city of ...
What do you do when your country is facing a worldwide diplomatic assault? You start a damage control from that part of the world that has been the easiest on you. ...
Just when we thought that the present world order is all about the ongoing powerplay between the US and China, Putin made a silent entry. Russia is covertly hurting China's interests, ...
Russia has dealt a telling blow to Xi Jinping’s flagship BRI expansion plans in the Sahel region of West Africa. A military coup in Mali that has led to the resignation ...
Turkey has fast emerged as one of the most radicalized countries on the planet. Its President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is inebriated in the stupor of Ottoman glory and in a relentless ...
Turkish President Erdoğan is getting surrounded on all sides. By waging back-to-back proxy wars in Syria and Libya, and harassing Greece, Turkey has already antagonised the Western world and made enemies ...
Dear Editor, In The Economist dated 4 August 2020, an article titled, 'India’s ruling party replaces a mosque with a Hindu temple', possibly filed from Delhi seems to be full of ...
The West Asia is changing in a way no one would have imagined, say, a decade ago. Turkey, which was seen as the beacon of 'progressive' values in an otherwise regressive ...
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