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Editor: Dr. G.G. Parikh | Associate Editor: Neeraj Jain | Managing Editor: Guddi
‘Honeymoon Over: Trump Divorces India’; ‘Washington’s Nightmare: Modi and Xi Break the Ice’; ‘A Reset in India-China Ties?’; and: ‘A Productive Visit: On India-China Ties’.
Beijing’s commemoration is a bold rebuttal to the West’s monopolization of WWII memory. Also: An extract from: ‘They Shall Not Pass: Our Call Against Fascism’.
The collective village of Nanjie is presented as a successful example in China. But there are several problems with this model: the village accepts foreign capital participation for financing, and employs peasant labor from other regions – many call it ‘collective capitalism’.
‘The New Silk Road and the Threat to American Domination’; ‘SWIFT’s Decline: How Global Powers are Escaping the Dollar Trap’; ‘Iran Ready to Ditch GPS for China’s BeiDou’; ‘Trump and China in Brazil’; and: ‘Iran Confronts Europe’s Trigger Mechanism–with Eurasian Allies at its Side’.
‘Ten Defense Ministers Walk into a Room in China…’: The SCO can do what NATO cannot: defuse hostilities by providing ‘indivisible security’ to its Eurasian member states and across the multipolar world. Also: ‘France Seeks a Role in Iran Situation’; and: ‘The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation’s Hallucinations’.
Enough food is produced to meet the needs of 11 billion people. Why do so many of the 8 billion people on the planet go hungry?
‘China and US Agree to Cut Tariffs Imposed in April’. Also, ‘Beginning or End of the Tariff War Between the US and China?’: Unless the current global system of trade and economy is dismantled, the world will continue to teeter on the edge of new wars – wars for profit, wars for the sake of war.
“Trump’s Tariffs vs. China’s Long Game”: This latest salvo in the long-simmering trade spat between the world’s two largest economies raises eyebrows and questions in equal measure. Also: “The U.S. Sees China Through the Dark Mirror of its Own Unbridled Aggression”.
“DeepSeek’s Geopolitical Impacts”: DeepSeek’s open-source model will empower billions of people worldwide, accelerate global innovation, and challenge the existing technological and economic order. Also: “DeepSeek: How a Small Chinese AI Company is Shaking up US Tech Heavyweights”.
Beginning in the mid-1980s, the prevailing belief among Indian and international observers was that the authoritarian Chinese regime would mismanage its economy, while democratic India would emerge as the bigger and more developed of the two. Instead, India is now paying the price for underinvesting in its human capital.
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