Submitted by zenno on Mon, 11/13/2017 - 07:04
Paper No. 6319 Dated 13-Nov-2017
By Dr Subhash Kapila
US President Trump’s first tour of the Asia Pacific in November 2017, nearly a year after assuming office, raises two questions in terms of estimative analysis--- whether it was a strategic foray to a highly volatile region critical for US security or was it merely a diplomatic necessity, particularly in relation to China?
Submitted by zenno on Mon, 09/04/2017 - 09:22
Paper No. 6297 Dated 2-Sept-2017
By Bhaskar Roy
On August 21, US President Donald Trump threatened Pakistan with heavy retribution if Islamabad did not close down terrorist havens on its soil and drive out these elements. He specifically mentioned the Afghan Taliban and the Al Qaeda, but in a manner referred to all Pakistan – supported terrorists (including understandably those that continuously target India).
Submitted by zenno on Fri, 08/18/2017 - 06:40
Paper No. 6292 Dated 18-Aug-2017
Guest Column by Kimberley Anne Nazareth
The coming of the new administration in the US, has perplexed not only the US, the international community but scholars as well. There are many who have tried to break down the policies of the administration, this paper seeks to assign a policy doctrine to the current administration.
Submitted by zenno on Tue, 06/20/2017 - 11:24
Paper No. 6270 Dated 20-June-2017
By Bhaskar Roy
Prime Minister Modi-President Donald Trump summit meeting is finally happening on June 26, in Washington, D.C.
Submitted by zenno on Wed, 04/05/2017 - 07:44
Paper No. 6238 Dated 05-Apr-2017
By Bhaskar Roy
There is great expectation in China that when President Xi Jinping meets President Donald Trump at the Mar-a-Lago resort (April 6-7) relations will be reset as the Chinese say in a “win-win” manner. At the moment the Chinese are not quite sure how Trump will react to various planks that he had outlined in the run-up to his elections, and even after that.
Submitted by zenno on Tue, 03/28/2017 - 05:50
Paper No. 6235 Dated 28-Mar-2017
By Dr Subhash Kapila
The United States and Chinese Presidents’ meet in April 2017 at a Trump resort in Florida, USA, is no big deal viewing that this Presidential Meet is not being held in Washington to qualify as a ‘Mega Summit’.
Submitted by zenno on Tue, 03/07/2017 - 05:54
Paper No. 6228 Dated 07-Mar-2017
By Dr Subhash Kapila
Afghanistan is likely to present the most significant and biggest challenge to US President Trump as China, Russia and Pakistan have new found congruence to muscle into a nation in which the United States has so heavily invested strategically.
