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Somnambulism On the Cusp of Existential SuicideÂ
A taciturn man, Calvin Coolidge the 30th President of the United States (1923-1929) was given the nickname "Silent Cal". It is said that when...
What History Could Have Taught Putin About the Loyalty of Mercenaries
Just a few years ago, the prospect of a mercenary chief seriously challenging the leader of a major power in the 21st century would...
The U.S. lacks credibility, but all is not lost
A recent poll of Arab public opinion suggests US credibility has taken a hit, but all is not lost.
That is if the United States...
‘The Hill’: Has the U.S. lost the UAE?
The fabric of America’s strategic ties to the Gulf region is fraying. The leader of its most consequential nation, Saudi Arabia, has essentially told...
Contrasting Rhetoric – Modi’s US Congress Address vs. India’s Democratic Reality
During his address at the Congress, Prime Minister Modi sought to portray himself as the representative of the vast population of India, which numbers...
Modi’s US visit to foster nation’s global developing image
This week, all attention is focused on the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the United States, where he was warmly welcomed by...
Will Russia’s break with the West be permanent?
An interesting article at ‘Foreign Affairs’ analyzes the situation in which the gap between Russia and the West is becoming ever deeper. The author...
Are we already playing Russian nuclear roulette?
Russia started seeking a bigger role in the XXI-th century world order soon after Vladimir Putin came to power. His 2007 Munchen speech surprised...
Africa’s Business Steadily Growing With United States
Botswana, a landlocked country in the centre of southern Africa, will host the 15th U.S.-Africa Business Summit in Gaborone from July 11-14 which is...
The G7: An Economic NATO in the Making
The G7, an informal group of seven wealthy Western nations, has been struggling to maintain its relevance and influence in the changing global order....