International Relations in India & Beyond
Taiwanese re-elected President Tsai Ing-wen by a landslide on Saturday, a stern rebuke to China which has tried both military threats and economic inducements to get the island to accept its rule and potentially...
On 3 January 2020, reports about the US missile attack outside Bagdad international airport to have killed Iranian the Quds Force Commander, Qassim Suleimani reverberated like thunder across the region. In the same strike,...
Hours before Iran launched a missile attack on U.S. troops in Iraq, Vladimir Putin visited Syria to huddle with his Syrian counterpart Bashar al-Assad over the mounting U.S.-Iran crisis. Russia has repeatedly condemned the U.S. airstrikes that killed...
With a vision of making itself a $5-trillion economy, India has started it’s a journey of becoming a major player in this multipolar world. Economy, no doubt is still a basic structure on which...
On October 6, 1980 Donald Trump was interviewed by Rona Barrett, one of America’s most famous gossip columnists, on NBC. It was several weeks before Ronald Reagan defeated Jimmy Carter in the presidential election and near...
In comparison to West Pakistan, the socio-economic structure of Bangladesh at the time of independence was in an advanced stage because feudal relations had already made rooms for semi-feudal, semi-capitalist relations. The Hindus and...
David A. Scott PhD in his book ’20-20 Hindsight: China’s Lost Civilisation – Where the PRCs innovation went and why it’s coming back’, offer in-depth analyses of Chinese Science & Technology capabilities through the...
Iran launched missile attacks on U.S.-led forces in Iraq early on Wednesday, including the al-Asad airbase, in retaliation for the U.S. drone strike on an Iranian commander whose killing raised fears of a wider...
Executive Summary: In terms of influencing Middle Eastern strategic developments, Qassem Soleimani can probably be considered “the man of the decade.” Skillfully using his unique preeminence within the Islamist regime, he exploited the so-called...
Taiwan holds presidential and parliamentary elections on Saturday. Taiwan was under martial law until 1987 and did not hold its first direct presidential election until 1996, a culmination of decades of struggle for democracy...
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