NEW DELHI: Saving The World From Hitler is a handy little book of 119 pages, fast paced and easy to read with the focus on India’s role in World War II. The author R.Prasannan is Senior Coordinating Editor of The Week, a publication of the Malayala Manorama Group. In this chat on Books Corner, Prasannan […]Read More
NEW DELHI: A week ago, Penpa Tsering took over as the new president of the Central Tibetan Administration. Soon after, he said efforts would be made to reach out to the Chinese government to find a mutually beneficial, negotiated and non-violent solution to the Sino-Tibet conflict. Till such a lasting solution is found, we shall […]Read More
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Modi announced an India-U.S. partnership on climate and clean energy at the virtual climate summit hosted by President Biden. “Together we will mobilise investments, demonstrate clean technologies and enable green collaborations,” he said. In an address lasting a little over four minutes, Modi, while calling for concrete action at high speed […]Read More
New Delhi: Is Beijing now courting Southeast Asian countries in a bid to counter the backlash against its moves in the South China Sea? State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi has invited his counterparts from the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore to visit China from March 31 to April 2. Relations between Manila and […]Read More
Indian authorities have blocked bank accounts of the Chinese firm ByteDance for alleged tax evasion. The company has gone to court to get the freeze lifted, pleading that its operations will be hard hit. The accounts were in Citibank and HSBC and both banks have been told not to allow ByteDance to withdraw funds from […]Read More
New Delhi: U.S. Defence Secretary Lloyd J. Austin’s visit to “three partner and ally countries (Japan, South Korea and India) is to get China on the front burner of U.S. foreign policy,” Jack Detsch, Pentagon and National Security Reporter tells StratNews Global. “When you’re turning around a ship that’s as big as the U.S. military […]Read More
New Delhi: On ‘Talking Point’, Ambassador Ichiro Fujisaki, Japan’s Former Envoy to the U.S., the UN, and the WTO and Rear Admiral (Retd) James Goldrick, Strategic Maritime Expert, Visiting Fellow at the Australian Sea Power Centre and Adjunct Professor at the University of New South Wales, Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) in conversation with StratNews […]Read More
NEW DELHI: Much of the news about Ethiopia these days has centered around the fighting in Tigray province between local militias and the federal forces, and the flood of refugees into neighbouring Sudan. Although large scale fighting appears to have eased, small incidents continue with attacks reported on federal forces. In this exclusive conversation with […]Read More
NEW DELHI: So many years after it was founded (2007), the Quadrilateral Security Initiative or Quad could be laying a crucial milestone on Friday when the four heads of government representing its members (Australia, Japan, India and the U.S.) gather for a virtual summit. That it is taking place less than two months after Joe […]Read More
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