Why ending with a whimper may be better By allowing Ukraine to bomb Russia with US-made missiles, Biden may have strengthened Putin’s hand. If the war doesn’t end with a bang, it will open windows for engagement… https://www.newindianexpress.com/opinions/2024/Nov/21/why-ending-with-a-whimper-may-be-better
Is Donald Trump a neocon?
The announcements by United States President-elect Donald Trump on his choices for top government posts in the incoming administration have triggered speculations whether he is living up to his cultivated image of a crusader against the neoconservative ideology, which dominated America’s post-Cold War foreign policies pivoted on self-serving notions of exceptionalism. READ MORE: https://www.deccanherald.com/opinion/is-donald-trump-a-neocon-3283855
West Asia reacts to Trump’s dalliance with Zionism
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman addressing the joint extraordinary leaders summit of Organization of Islamic Cooperation and Arab League, Riyadh, November 11, 2024 The election victory of Donald Trump in the November 5 election is being perceived in the West Asian region with growing anxiety as presaging the US aligning one hundred percent with …
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Globalist press shifts gear to stifle Trump presidency in its cradle
The Wall Street journal, which has a track record of spreading irascible scepticism over Donald Trump’s credentials for re-election as US president, has come out with yet another sensational story that Congressman Mike Waltz is going to be the White House National Security Advisor. This comes at a time when it is also being speculated …
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Russia, India are early birds as Pax Americana is ending
Donald Trump became the first U.S. president since Grover Cleveland in 1893 to be reelected after losing a previous reelection. The working visit of Russia’s First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov to Mumbai and Delhi on November 11-12 has been in the cards for sometime. It assumes added interest today as, in a delightful coincidence, …
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Russia, China figure out Trump’s landslide victory
US President-elect Donald Trump points to wife Melania during an election night event, Florida, November 5, 2024 One great paradox of our era is that the robustness of American democracy has come to be measured in coffee spoons in terms of the country’s archaic system of electoral college votes. The result is, foreign observers lacking …
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Israel’s ‘zugzwang’ moment with Iran
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar with Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei , Tehran (Undated file photo) A senior US official told Washington Post that the toned-down early morning Israeli strike Saturday on military targets in Iran was a “proportional strike,” which “was moderate enough to quiet the conflict without provoking Iran into a counterattack.” However, …
Trump could be heading back to White House
The New Indian Express, October 25, 2024 Trump could be heading back to White House Less than a fortnight before the election, Donald Trump seems to be inching ahead in his race against Kamala Harris. It has left politicos and pundits hedging their bets M K Bhadrakumar A common refrain is that the race in …
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India-Iran Ties | Multidimensional significance of Modi-Pezeshkian meeting
DECCAN HERALD, OCT. 23, 2024 India-Iran Ties | Multidimensional significance of Modi-Pezeshkian meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian meet in Kazan at a time when both India and Iran face pressure from the United States M K Bhadrakumar The October 22 meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, on …
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The India-Canada-US triangle merits an honest political dialogue
Howdy, Modi! event, Houston, Texas, Sept. 22, 2019 The rift between India and Canada over the killing of Khalistani activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar has deepened into a first-rate diplomatic crisis with the ‘tit-for-tat’ expulsion of senior diplomats, including the heads of missions. That this happened on a day when an Indian team of officials was …
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