No Description

Donald Rumsfeld, the then US Secretary of Defence had famously said during a 2002 press briefing, "... there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we... Continue reading →

In spite of the five decades of engagement that have strengthened China and weakened the relative position of the US, the latter has not given up on the hope of a working relationship with China. In hindsight, every US policy of engagement with Ch... Continue reading →

Three days after Putin invaded Ukraine, Olaf Scholz, the Chancellor of Germany, made a speech to the Bundestag, the German Parliament, calling the circumstances zeitenwende, a watershed moment. He announced policies that amounted to a departure fr... Continue reading →

The Chinese have been conditioned, since the imperial days, to kowtow when in an inferior position and to be arrogant when in a superior one. This collective psyche has been displayed in China’s geopolitics and its leaders’ utterances... Continue reading →

Starting a war is serious business; conventional wisdom’s 3:1 rule says that the attacker needs three times the strength required for defence. Attacking another country requires an assessment of the opponent’s allies and sustainability... Continue reading →

It is not usual to weave an editorial web around a single author who does not even have the 'merit' of being ancient. Greg Lukianoff's first book, 'Unlearning liberty: Campus censorship and end of American debate' appeared only in 2012. His latest... Continue reading →

Staff to your Organization Payroll will get payments on the December twenty-eight. The fresh Internal revenue service told you its decision to deliver the new waiver flow from to your department that have frozen later fee reminders within the Febr... Continue reading →