How much longer are we accepting the tyrannical dictate of the American rulers? It gets worse by the day – and it looks like the
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Japan is Becoming More Active in Greater Middle East
We have pointed out on more than on occasion in the New Eastern Outlook that one of the most distinctive features of the current stage
India's Geopolitical Blunder Will Lead to Economic Woes
For Tokyo, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership is a major political tool that would advance broader regional integration and act as a roadmap for good
Here’s Where Washington’s Focus will Shift to After Syria
Much to Washington’s dismay, China is gaining further momentum in the Indo-Pacific region. As the US president pretends to deploy a hands-off approach to the
Trump’s Trade Wars: A New World Order?
President Trump’s declared economic protectionism has taken the United States’ international relations with several foes and allies to some uncharted territories. His open-ended trade wars
The Collapse of the East Asian Order
The United States is losing its status as a Pacific power. It can no longer control developments in East Asia. It still maintains a large
Eurasia’s Great Game: India, Japan and Europe Play to Putin’s Needs
Eurasia’s Great Game is anything but simple and straightforward. A burgeoning alliance between China and Russia that at least for now is relegating potential differences
Revival of Shintoism in Abe’s Japan: Why? Another Holy War?
It is possible that Abe’s Korea bashing is a part of his ambition of restoring the pre-1945 Japan where Shintoism ruled the body and the
