Asian century: West is watchingLONDON: The West is getting anxious about the possible impact of India and China’s pledge to create an ‘Asian century’.[via The Times Of India – India]
The China-India Axis Revisited – Creation of an Asian Heartland
I refer to previous postings, namely “Wanted – a Political Oculist” and “US, NATO, Europe and the China-India Axis” In both those posts, now republished I pointed out that the US has […]
US, NATO, Europe and a China-India Axis
As Gerhard Schroeder posited last week, NATO is passé. It has served its purpose, one overtaken by world events and a “New Europe”, comprised of both old West and East Europe, should […]
Iraq, a Failed State
With elections in Iraq due on 7 March I reprint below a paper I wrote in April 2005, now right on five years ago. I believe what I wrote was, and still […]
More on Latin America
Reference my previous post on Latin America, 23 March – see the following article from the Washington Post Chavez Uses Presidential Summit to Chide U.S. By Silene Ramirez CIUDAD GUAYANA, Venezuela (Reuters) […]
More on Pakistan
Reference my previous post of 22 March – Pakistan a Powder Keg. See the following article from The Asia Times. Pakistan approaches boiling point Revitalized religious-political opposition parties in Pakistan are stepping […]
Foreign Policy Blunders Update 3 – The Pakistani Powder Keg
Since the invasion of Iraq, I have been warning that Pakistan is potentially a far more important geopolitical linchpin than Iraq, Iran, or North Korea. Now,following Rice’s pronouncements lauding Musharraf and his […]
Latin America – a changing political environment, and statesmanship
In an earlier post I wrote of America’s alliances burning while it fiddles in Iraq. In yet another, I observed that China is busy building alliances around the globe, including in the […]