Tag: Cold War

Stability and security on the Indian Ocean waterways have been for 70 years the mainstay for international development and regional prosperity. Nobody stands to gain either from a

Breakfast With Bwana

The key issue is to put an end to the insecurity and sufferings and create hope for the Afghan people. How and when?

By Paramanund Soobarah

Editorial

Xi Jinping’s Official Visit

I was too young to assess the local political leanings of the tailor, Mister Mamie, as he played his cards close to his chest

 “The Indian Ocean is where the rivalry between the United States and China in the Pacific interlocks with the regional rivalry between China and India, and also with

2013-2014 is likely to mark a new turn in the power struggle among major players in international politics, judging from unexpected developments in diplomatic events. The Syrian conflict

The ongoing conflict in Ukraine pitching pro-Russians against Kiev, flanked by Vladimir Putin on one side, and unsurprisingly, Barack Obama on the other side, might prompt cynics once

Ukraine: Putin’s Calculated Risk in Crimea

The success so far of the MOM project shows that when Indian wants, it can. It should want more, and on more fronts

On the occasion of the birth anniversary (2 October 1869) of Mahatma Gandhi, the iconic apostle of non-violence in modern times, it is perhaps appropriate to reflect on

Leadership

45 years of Independence