By Scaria CherianThe terrain of international relations is shaped by shifting interests, conflicts and contradictions. Nations often set aside ideological divisions and political disputes...
Russian President Vladimir Putin (L ) and US President Donald Trump at their last meeting, Osaka, Japan, 28–29 June 2019
What emerges from the dramatic happenings of...
A billet of highly enriched uranium.
Be careful who you condemn and ostracise. They just might be supplying you with a special need. While the United States...
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More than one-third of the U.S. population was born after 1970, and thus has no personal memories...
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Wars that do not end tend to escalate and spread. This is the message of the missile blast...
peaker-in-Waiting Kevin McCarthy recently warned that a Republican majority in the House will be skeptical about continuing aid to Ukraine for its struggle against...
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“The lamps are going out all over Europe, we shall not see them lit again in our life-time,” British Foreign Secretary Sir...
By Katrina vanden Heuvel
The Russian invasion of Ukraine “is in many ways bigger than Russia, it’s bigger than Ukraine,” State Department spokesman Ned Price...
BEFORE joining the neo-liberal order, India used to have “rupee payment arrangements” with the Soviet Union and Eastern European socialist countries under which the...
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Economic sanctions are like the siege of a medieval city. Siege engines batter at the walls and...
