Tag: China
Modi, Nehru, and Riedel’s ‘JFK’s Forgotten Crisis’—A bitter irony
By wielding Bruce Riedel’s JFK’s Forgotten Crisis against Nehru, Modi may have handed his critics a powerful argument—one that questions his own strategic moves in the global arena.
Abraham Accords: What will be the consequences of Bahrain severing ties with Israel?
The recent Israel-Palestine crisis is restructuring the 2020 Abraham Accords, which had implications for oil pipeline routes and defence deals, but now seems to be disintegrating as we see the Gulf engaging in a multifaceted diplomatic venture.
The Zionist Israeli attack on Palestine has dug the grave for the West in the Middle East
Did the West just dig its own grave in the Middle East and in the Global South by supporting the Zionist Israeli attack on Palestine?
Is the Palestinian resistance creating a new history with Operation Al-Aqsa Flood?
The Palestinian resistance stunned the world with its strategic offensive campaign. Is this the beginning of the end of Zionist hegemony?
Henry Kissinger’s China visit in 2023: Questions and de ja vu
What’s the reason behind Henry Kissinger’s China visit in 2023? Why did the 100-year-old make his 100th trip overcoming all difficulties?
The US starts playing the victim card as China asserts itself in Asia
The US has suddenly started playing the victim card as China is asserting itself and countering the US’s manoeuvres in the Taiwan Strait.
China’s covid outbreak story: How bad is the situation?
China’s covid situation has been blown out of proportion by the western mainstream media at a time when the US and Japan are in sheer crisis.
Iran’s ‘hijab rebellion’: A critical analysis
Iran’s ‘hijab rebellion’ has caught many eyeballs due to the incessant propaganda by western media outlets. But what lies behind the scene?
Nancy Pelosi’s Taiwan visit exposed the US’s hypocrisy on “One-China policy”
Nancy Pelosi’s Taiwan visit to support its secessionists not only provoked tension, but also violated the US’s “One-China Policy”.
India’s stand on the Russia-Ukraine conflict doesn’t reflect an independent foreign policy
India’s stand on the Russia-Ukraine conflict has exhibited that its foreign policy is not independent rather it’s selfish and profit-driven.
Quad summit in the US and the futility of Cold War-era rivalry
The US is hosting the forthcoming Quad summit to up the ante against China in South China Sea and Indo-Pacific. But why such Cold War-era rivalry is futile now?
Why after 50 years of his death Lin Biao terrorises the Chinese rulers?
Lin Biao, Mao Zedong’s designated successor, mysteriously died on September 13th 1971. But why? Did he die while fleeing after failing in a coup or was killed?
After 45 years of his death, Mao Zedong haunts Xi Jinping’s ilk
After 45 years of Mao Zedong’s death and establishment of capitalism in China, the growing mass resentment against the anti-Mao ruling clique is troubling Xi.
Taliban insurgents won Afghanistan: what lies next?
As the Taliban insurgents seized power in Afghanistan by ousting the American puppet government, what lies ahead for the war-torn country and its people?
India-China de-escalation at Gogra proved bilateral dialogue’s efficiency
India-China border stand-off at Gogra was resolved through bilateral dialogue and this proves that a peaceful approach to resolve the impasse can work well.
The US military airstrikes in Syria inaugurated Biden’s imperialist presidency
With the US military airstrikes in Syria, Biden opened his imperialist account and will now intensify global violence to stay in power.
200 Years of Frederick Engels and the question of “Authority”
As Frederick Engels turned 200 on November 28th 2020, we turn to his views on “authority” in the context of working class’s quest for power.
Is the Quad used by the US to provoke an India-China war?
The recent speech by Mike Pompeo at the Quad foreign ministers’ meet in Tokyo proves that the US is keen to provoke an India-China war soon.
Fact check: No, the Chinese PLA soldiers crying in the video aren’t afraid but singing
Recently, Indian mainstream media outlets like Zee News and Times Now published a story showing a video of a few soldiers of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) crying. Citing […]
Rajeev Sharma – the spy or the victim of press clampdown?
The arrest of journalist Rajeev Sharma, accused of spying for China, raises unpleasant questions for the Delhi Police and the government.
