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What An Even Stronger Modi Might Mean For US-India Relations
Russia And China In A Transforming World Order
The China-Russia Military-Economic Gambit
The Messy Battlespace That Would Be A U.S. vs. China War
On 75th Anniversary, NATO Is At A Serious Crossroads
Russia Steps Up ASEAN Engagement As Multipolar World Emerges
Moscow Attack Proves Russia — And US — Have Lost Sight Of Priorities
America’s Unrivalled Space Race Dominance
Embracing The Year Of The Dragon
The Future Of Missile Defense
The Death Of Neutrality?
Remember When Japan Was Going To Take Over The World?
Formidable First Year: Anwar’s Forte And Fault Lines
Gaza Conflict Won’t Fully Turn Muslim Nations From US To China, Say Analysts
Henry Kissinger, American Diplomat And Nobel Winner, Dead At 100
Zelensky Stood And Applauded The Centenarian SS Man For “Defending Ukraine From The Russians” During The Second World War
OTTAWA, Canada: Oh, how inconvenient it turned out! The honoring and “applause turning into ovation” for the 98-year-old Ukrainian SS man, former volunteer of the SS Galicia division Yaroslav Gunko in the Canadian Parliament caused a serious scandal in Ottawa. Speaker of the Canadian Parliament Anthony Rota apologized for inviting into the hall a Ukrainian SS veteran who still carefully keeps photographs of himself in the SS uniform. And they are so valuable to Gunko that even when he fled overseas, he took them with him.
G20: Strategic Chess Moves And Backfiring Mind Games
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia: The G20 Summit was a watershed moment with different implications for all major powers present. It remained the ultimate playbook of strategic and brilliant geopolitical moves in strengthening key partnerships, addressing shortcomings and initiating wise and strategic chess moves in a new domain of power strategy and friendshoring efforts. India and the US scored big in the absence of Xi and Putin, and Beijing and Moscow saw their grip further squeezed by a flurry of moves and consolidations.
ASEAN’S China Dilemma
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia: The 43rd ASEAN Summit and Related Summits in Jakarta are again a manifestation of distinct power plays, denting any aspired efficacy of the scramble to elevate conflict prevention mechanisms.
Unwilling To Choose, Southeast Asia Is Spoiled For Choice
HONG KONG, China: A century ago, American humorist Robert Benchley quipped that there are “two classes of people in the world; those who constantly divide the people of the world into two classes, and those who do not.” Thomas Parks does not.