The state visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to Myanmar on January 17-18, the first of its kind in 19 years, was a transformative event
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CMEC Will Either Ease or Exacerbate the Sino-Indo Economic Rivalry
The eventual completion of the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor (CMEC) will either ease or exacerbate the Sino-Indo economic rivalry of the past few years depending on
The ‘Indian Balkans’ Are Burning & It’s All Because of Modi
Indian Prime Minister Modi has a huge crisis on his hands entirely of his own making after some of the ethno-religiously diverse Northeastern States of
India’s ‘Military Diplomacy’ Has Been a Mixed Bag of Success
India’s practice of “military diplomacy” in holding joint drills with a variety of Great Powers and regional states has been a mixed bag of success
China’s BRI-plomacy Can Facilitate a Rapprochement Between Myanmar & Bangladesh
China’s active diplomatic efforts in trying to resolve the “Rohingya” issue can facilitate a rapprochement between Myanmar and Bangladesh that strengthens their trilateral cooperation through
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
Why Don’t Activists Care About the Kashmiris as Much as the Rohingyas?
It’s certainly peculiar that the international activist community cares more for the Rohingyas than the Kashmiris despite both of these people being Muslim minorities that
George Orwell’s 1984 Revisited: The Rise of the Civilisationalists
The rise of a critical mass of world leaders including Donald J. Trump, Xi Jinping and others In Europe, Asia and Latin America who are
