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Theresa May and her Chinese project
The European Union was a creation of CIA, especially of "Wild Bill" Donovan, the first organizer of the Office for Strategic Services, the forerunner...
Meaningless Agendas Given an Intractable Congress – The U.S. Presidential Debate
Imagine a volleyball packed with lies being bounced back and forth across a net by one well-practiced in the art of mendacity and the...
Africa and the possibilities of Russian partnership
For more than two decades, Russia has been struggling to regain its Soviet-era economic influence, but such efforts have hit stumbling blocks which policy...
DMCA Abuse: How corporations are using US copyright law to harass and silence individuals
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) was unanimously passed by the United States Senate on 12th October 1998, and signed into law by President...
Welcome to a Multi-polar World … Again
China and Russia conducted joint naval exercises in the South China Sea last week. Five Russian and ten Chinese ships participated in eight days...
The Balance We Are Looking For
The bulls and bears face a continuous tug-of-war as the markets yaw from one side to another. Now-a-days the markets are stable with the...
Russia and Africa: More than economics
A lack of focus and lack of interest are hindering what could be a beneficial economic and political relationship between Russia and the African...
The Chinese success at the G20 Summit of Hangzhou
In a letter written in December 2015, Xi Jinping proposed some national and global objectives for the G20 Summit of September 4-5, 2016. For...
Geopolitics of Climate Change: Future of Tao and Quantum Buddhism
From Rio to Rio with Kyoto, Copenhagen and Durban in between Paris right after and the recent China’s G-20, the conclusion remains the same:...
Call For Papers for the Journal of Rising Powers
“There will be no bloc of ‘emerging economies’ rising up to challenge the Western order. But what comes next may be more chaotic and...