Trade Ascendancy: China’s Southeast Surge

Editorial Amidst geopolitical tensions and adversarial relationships, a quieter yet significant shift in economic dynamics is reshaping the landscape of influence in Southeast Asia. Often overlooked by Western media and overshadowed by

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More Money for Ukraine?

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President Joe Biden is pushing hard for more Ukraine money and resisting (at least so far) Republican efforts to put strong border security provisions into the aid bill.  There are negotiations between

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Indian-Russian convergence in Bay of Bengal

Timing is almost everything in diplomacy in the pursuit of foreign policy strategies. The foreign office consultations during the past fortnight that India hosted with two of its crucially important neighbouring countries

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Remember Ukraine?

Some of you may remember Ukraine. Just a few months ago, it was all the talk. Since then, war has broken out between Hamas and Israel, a potentially game-changing summit took place

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Don’t plan yet for Ukraine reconstruction

Having successfully accomplished the destruction of Iraq and Afghanistan, the United States is estimating that in Ukraine too, destruction is nearly complete. At the recent meeting of the foreign and defence ministers

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Big Power Involvement in the Gaza War

On October 21st, 1973 during the Yom Kippur War, Henry Kissinger flew to Moscow.  I remember his arrival there very well because I was with the US embassy’s Charge d’Affaires Adolph Dubs in his office

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Russia in IORA

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We are confident that the tendency to consolidate cooperation between the practice-oriented multipolar platforms like IORA should become the dominant trend. We consider the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and the Eurasian Economic Union

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