India Loses $7 Billion WTO Case Against the US
India has lost a $7 billion WTO case against the US. Meanwhile, China has won its case with the WTO now allowing the Chinese to impose a $3.6 billion sanction on American goods. The verdict comes...
Author: The Kootneeti Team
Prime Minister Modi’s interview to Bangkok Post on India’s role in South East Asia
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an interview with Bangkok Post shared his views on India’s role in the region and the world, ahead of the 35th ASEAN Summit and Related Summits, including tomorrow’s 16th...
How Africa is breaking China’s neo-colonial shackles
If there’s any indication of how Africa is moving up on everyone’s agenda, look no further than the first edition of the Russia-Africa Summit, which saw 43 African heads of state converging last week on...
How to become a participant of the ‘New Generation’ program: A guide for young professionals interested in discovering Russia
If you are 25-35 years old, you are young and ambitious, successful in your career or seek to improve your professional skills, if you are a political or public figure, a specialist in media,...
Joining the global protest fray: Islamists march on the Pakistani capital
Pakistan, long viewed as an incubator of religious militancy, is gearing up for a battle over the future of the country’s notorious madrassas, religious seminaries accused of breeding radicalism. Islamist-led protests also threaten to...
The Durand Line- A demarcation that cut the Afghans to the heart
Bernard Shaw, an Irish dramatist and Nobel prize winner, once said that a British “does everything on principle”. He fights you on patriotic principles, he robs you on business principles and he enslaves you...
Is the Balkans splitting the EU apart?
The European Union is going through a serious internal crisis over the prospects of its further expansion, with the mainline of confrontation running between Paris and Berlin. On October 15, France, backed by Denmark...
Turkey’s Nuisance Value
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Turkey’s value for the West is not about the good it can offer but the evil it might choose not to spread. In recent years western tolerance of Turkey has stemmed not from...
How Asia transformed from the poorest continent in the world into a global economic powerhouse
In 1820, Asia accounted for two-thirds of the world’s population and more than one-half of global income. The subsequent decline of Asia was attributed to its integration with a world economy shaped by colonialism...
Turkey and China tie themselves in knots over Syria and Xinjiang
Turkey’s ambassador to China, Emin Onen, didn’t mince his words this week when he took his Chinese hosts to task for failing to support Turkey’s military campaign against a Kurdish militia in Syria. Speaking in Turkish...
