Submitted by zenno on Tue, 09/17/2019 - 12:26
Paper No. 6496 Dated 17- Sep-2019
By Kazi Anwarul Masud
The primacy of the US is expected to remain, though contested by somefor the forthcoming future. Though the emerging economies would like
to have some influence in the conduct of global affairs the huge gapbetween the US, China and India will constrain these powers to
challenge the US.
Submitted by zenno on Mon, 09/16/2019 - 01:55
Paper No. 6494 Dated 15-Sep-2019
By Dr Subhash Kapila
Geopolitical realities in first decade of 21st Century pushed India from its longstanding Strategic Partnership with Russia towards United States when Russia entered into a strategic nexus with China. The 21st Century second decade perceptionaly witnesses the United States pushing India into a Russian tilt again by politically expedient reversing of US policy gears in South Asia.
Submitted by zenno on Tue, 07/23/2019 - 12:33
Paper No. 6572 Dated 23-July-2019
By Dr Subhash Kapila
The United States in 2019 stands geopolitically and strategically challenged by China in Indo Pacific, Iran in the Middle East and Russia in Eastern Europe, Northern Tier of the Middle East and has a strategic nexus with China. The US can therefore ill-afford to send confusing signals to India in 2019 on sensitive issues like Kashmir when India is the only Asian Power with Major Power national attributes is friendly to United States.
Submitted by zenno on Wed, 07/17/2019 - 05:12
Paper No. 6567 Dated 17-July-2019
By Dr Subhash Kapila
US President Trump would be “welcoming” Pakistan PM Imran Khan for “official working visit” on July 2019 at the White House. How does one read President Trump’s invitation to Pakistan PM as only about a year ago he was severely castigating Pakistan for undermining US interests in Afghanistan? Intriguing question that arises contextually is whether this is an US ‘invitation’, or a US ‘summons’ to the Pakistan PM.
Submitted by zenno on Thu, 07/11/2019 - 02:53
Paper No. 6560 Dated 10-July-2019
By Dr Subhash Kapila
Middle East 2019 geopolitical landscape presents unprecedented dilemmas challenging the very fundamentals of US policy formulations. United States can ill-afford to ignore the predominance of non-Arab regional powers and prop alternative regional powers devoid of critically significant basic attributes of power.
Submitted by zenno on Tue, 06/11/2019 - 05:36
Paper No. 6549 dated 11-June-2019
By Dr Subhash Kapila
China and Russia stand rattled and fret on their inability to dent United States global predominance in 2019 as reflected in my earlier writings, the United States short of war, has “aggressively unleashed its new economic arsenal to assert its power” as the latest issue of The Economist so puts it.
Submitted by zenno on Mon, 05/27/2019 - 04:02
Paper No. 6544 Dated 27-May-2019
By Dr Subhash Kapila
US President Trump’s ongoing visit to Japan (May 25-28 2019) takes place when Japan singularly stands out contextually as US bulwark against vexatious geopolitical overhang of challenges posed to US by China, North Korea and South Korea which raises questions whether United States can afford ruffling Japan on trade issues particularly.
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