Palestinians have had enough of violence at their doorstep. They want peace with Israel and that is why the Gazans vehemently supported Mahmoud Abbas’ peace efforts with the ...
The transition of Eastern Europe from becoming friends with China to now becoming wary of Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party, is an interesting subject. This transition ...
The world is reeling under a Pandemic. So, what do you think will happen, if and when, the world finds an effective cure for treating COVID-19. You would ...
It is often said that one should not bite more than one can chew, however, it seems that Xi Jinping has lost the meaning of this saying in ...
Last year, when the whole world was trying to manage the pandemic which originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan, China tried to claim victory too early and ...
Tunisia, the sole success story of the Arab Spring uprising, is engulfed in a political crisis for over a week now. On Sunday, July 25, Tunisian president Kais ...
If any development has really hurt China over the past one year, it has to be the mass exodus of Japanese companies from the Communist country that virtually ...
Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is working tirelessly. He is reportedly not even leaving the parliament of Israel (Knesset) these days, and stays up until late night ...
The Covid-19 pandemic might have taken a massive toll upon South Africa’s economic health; however, the country’s economy had already lost its bearings in the pre-Covid era itself. ...
China doesn't fear US President Joe Biden or the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken or any other American diplomat. But China gets jittery when Quad nations start ...
Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe – as the longest-serving Prime Minister of his country drastically oversaw, and led an effort to transform Japan’s defence and foreign policy. ...
The global economy is getting back on its feet. After a devastating 2020, strong economic revival is being witnessed across the world, and people are realising that they ...
