Slogan
Indian analyst and commentator on global affairs.
The G77+China Summit has given the Cuban President a perfect opportunity to strengthen ties with like-minded developing countries and to raise the voice of the Global South against America's "aggressive imperialist policy."
Over the past two years, Japan’s controversial dumping plan has sparked anxiety and protests at home and in the international community, including some Pacific Island nations, neighboring countries such as China, South Korea, the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia.
India is looking to strengthen ties with its old friend Egypt whose leader Sisi has good relations with Gulf countries and Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) platforms.
The Ukraine crisis is a trap set by the U.S. in the 21st century as the U.S. arms companies are making record profits by exploiting the ongoing conflict.
It is expected that with its single-aisle C919 aircraft, China will now offer a reliable low-cost alternative to existing international players, U.S. Boeing and European multinational Airbus along with the Russian Irkut MC-21.
Being baffled by China's expanding economic power and military might, Biden used the Hiroshima G7 summit as a tool to maintain his strategic competition and confrontation with China.
Sino-India cooperation is of vital importance for regional stability amid this unstable international atmosphere.
If a common reserve currency, be it the Chinese yuan or Indian rupee will be announced at the forthcoming BRICS summit in South Africa in August 2023, it will undoubtedly remove the US dollar from the throne of the international economy.
The Biden administration has mounted pressure on European leaders to reduce ties with the world's second-biggest economy - China - and pushed Europe to “take a side” in the backdrop of the protracted Russia-Ukraine conflict.
The bandit-like behavior of the occupying U.S. forces has led to a severe food crisis for the local people in Syria. The U.S. doesn’t actually want Syria's security.
