Browsing: Asia

By Denis Korkodinov Attacks on Saudi Aramco sites forced Riyadh to seek a rapprochement with Iran. The Saudis have been…

“When a nuclear armed-armed country fights to the end, it will have consequences far beyond the borders. It will have…

By Punsarani Jayawardhana OBOR targets itself to share over 1 trillion USD in economic development across 68 nations. With the…

By Andrew K.P.Leung (International and Independent China Strategist. Chairman and CEO Andrew Leung International Consultants and Investments Limited) The Future is…

How an apparent “color-revolution” is being leveraged for the US-China trade war, Taiwan election politics and checking China’s rise.  By Andrew…

By Manisha Ghosh Long back, during the Soviet era, Russia and Malaysia established diplomatic relations in 1967 through a trade agreement. The bonding…

By Manisha Ghosh No first use (NFU) refers to an oath or a strategy by any nuclear power nation not to…

By Denis Korkodinov The confrontation between India and Pakistan is the most dangerous manifestation of regional tension, at the risk…

By Raja Arsalan Ali The end of British rule from mighty subcontinent in 1947 resulted in partition of South Asia.…

By Denis Korkodinov Balancing between Saudi Arabia and Iran, Islamabad could be on the verge of the deepest crisis. The…

Relations between Japan and Philippines date long back to the Muromachi period of Japanese history, around 1600 A.D., however, during mid-17th century, Japan established an…

During the last few years (2015-2019), Sri Lanka political instability was obvious and the Government went in to a struggle to…