By Andrew Korybko Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov staunchly defended Pakistan's “sovereign right to take care of its security” amidst South Asia's tit-for-tat missile tests, with this unprecedented statement…
Turkey's planned purchase of Russia's S-400s has created a serious crisis within NATO and might lead to the Mideast country's de-facto departure from the bloc By Andrew Korybko Turkish-American ties…
The White House is citing unspecified threats from Iran. The specifics are murky, but the potential for escalation is real By Kathy Gilsinankrishnadev Calamur “The United States is not seeking…
By M. K. Bhadrakumar It is going to be 30 years in another six months since the USS Abraham Lincoln, named in honour of the 16th US President, was commissioned…
An Indian paramilitary soldier stands guard outside a polling station in Pulwama on May 6, 2019 HRC lists 13 cases in 2018 alone, including of 4 children killed by security…
By Zamir Akram The second Summit on China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), held in Beijing from April 26 to 27 and attended by several world leaders from more than…
PLA Navy doctrine advances steadily from "coastal defence" to a "far seas" concept By Ajai Shukla Two of the Indian Navy's latest vessels a destroyer, INS Kolkata and a fleet…
Continued from page 26 (previous issue (May 2019) Another so-called surgical strike could help arrest the rapidly deteriorating popularity of Modi and his party the BJP, which very likely could…
Mr Modi's government has failed to protect India from disastrous unemployment levels, the highest in 45 years, according to government data leaked to the press earlier this year. While the…
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