Kejriwal misleading people on power cut: Ashish Sood

Sood claimed power in the said area...

Delhi to celebrate Hindu New Year with grand festivities

In addition to the Hindu New Year...

Court sentences Bajinder Singh in sexual assault case

CHANDIGARH: The Mohali District Court has sentenced...

John Dobson

Warrant issued for Putin’s arrest, but will he ever face trial?

South Africa recognises the ICC, so will be expected to arrest the Russian President on arrival at the BRICS summit. Just days after details of...

AUKUS gathers some muscle, so how will this affect India?

Xi will probably be consoled by New Delhi’s cool reaction to the suggestion in January of the chair of the UK’s defence select committee...

Ukraine’s missing children

Ukrainian children transported to Russia range in age from toddlers to teens. In some cases, there was adoption, in others there were summer...

Will the earthquakes scupper Erdogan’s chances in May?

14 May will mark Turkey’s centenary and its President will be fighting for the right to take the country into its second century. Something extraordinary...

Is China preparing to provide weapons to Russia?

If China does go ahead and supply weapons to Russia, experts believe that this would be ‘crossing the Rubicon’ in terms of China’s relations...

Russia’s war in Ukraine one year on, two more to go

For a real reversal of Russia’s fortunes, Putin will be banking in the coming weeks on his forces, replenished by mobilised reservists and conscripts,...

Slowly but surely Russia is becoming a vassal state of China

The ‘no limits relationship’ does have limits. Beijing has not provided material support for Putin’s war effort, nor has it helped his government and...

Carriers or cables, why Djibouti is important to India

China has a military presence in Djibouti, a presence which many believe is a huge threat to India. London: With an area of about...

At last, Germany has uncaged its Leopards

Germany’s hesitation over the tanks was caused by more than just the weight of history. The logic in Berlin seemed to be that too...

Israel lurches to the far-right

Most observers discount any possibility of civil war, insisting that there have been stirrings of armed insurrection in nearly every decade of Israel’s existence. London:...

How Putin’s Russia will collapse

Russia may not survive the coming decade due to the divisive stresses pulling the federation apart. In 2007, two years before he died, Russia’s first...

Xi’s reputation plummets with his Covid U-turn

China’s Zero Covid lockdown strategy merely delayed the inevitable spread of the virus once it allowed itself to open up. London: Was it the memory...

The rise and rise of Putin’s Chef

A new generation of hard-liners is emerging, surpassing even Putin’s old guard in their aggression. Of these, the most prominent is Yevgeny Prigozhin. Who will...

Is this the end of Donald J. Trump?

‘Trump’s unelectability will be palpable by the time the (Republican) Party chooses. We all know that he’s much more likely to lose the White...

Is this the end of Donald J. Trump?

‘Trump’s unelectability will be palpable by the time the (Republican) Party chooses. We all know that he’s much more likely to lose the White...

Is this the end of Donald J. Trump?

‘Trump’s unelectability will be palpable by the time the (Republican) Party chooses. We all know that he’s much more likely to lose the White...

Crimea is key to solving the war in Ukraine

Zelenskyy must realise that Crimea was only given as a present to Ukraine 66 years ago simply as a gesture. “Crimea is Russian, John, and...

Iran helping Russia commit war crimes

The arrival of the Iranian drones helped fill a crucial gap in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. London: Just before midnight on Friday 19 August, two...

Why Vladimir Putin is living in a parallel universe

There are no signs that the Ukrainian people are weakening
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. Russia’s brutality has only served to increase the people’s determination to defeat the aggressor. It...

Why COP27 should thank Vladimir Putin

Before the war, solar and wind sources were already cheaper than fossil fuels in 85% of the world; now they are cheaper almost everywhere. Along...

Why Moldova is Putin’s next victim

If you want to identify one person who is seeking to capitalise on the uneasy political situation and become ‘Moscow’s man’ in Moldova, it’s...

Triangulating China, Russia, US is dangerous policy by MBS

Under MBS a tectonic shift in Saudi Arabia’s relations is taking place, much to the delight of China and Russia. ‘I saved his a**”, boasted...

Martial law shows that vladimir Putin is already toast

When hundreds of returning coffins morph into thousands, the public mood will harden quickly against Putin and the population will become even angrier. ‘Putin’s bad...

The chant of ‘Women, Life, Liberty’ echoes around Iran

What differentiates the current protests from the past is that they have been female led, perhaps for the first time in history. Women have...

The end is nigh for Vladimir Putin

Last month a group of councillors in St Petersburg, Putin’s birthplace, wrote a letter accusing him of ‘high treason’ and calling on him to...

Italy pushes Europe to the right

The Brother of Italy’s coalition with the League and Forza Italia will share the characteristics of other European right-wing brethren: hostility to ‘elites’, authoritarian...

Facing defeat, Putin threatens nuclear war in Ukraine

With few good options to save face, President Putin has now decided on the deeply controversial move of partial mobilisation. It was the rout in...

Having duped his nation, Putin now has no good options

As a last resort, will Vladimir Putin go nuclear? Rose Gottemoeller, a former Deputy Secretary General of NATO, suggested he might. Something extraordinary happened last...

An era ends with the Queen’s passing

Steady as her ubiquitous profile on stamps and coins, the Queen embodied the British stiff-upper lip.   London: Being in the presence of the monarch was...

Kompromat is alive and well

The elaborate cover stories, high level of training and the length of their missions make illegals incredibly difficult to track down. London: It’s as old...

Partisan resistance to Putin’s war growing in Ukraine, starting in Russia

The existence of such an anti-Putin group will worry the Kremlin. Stalemate. Six months into President Vladimir Putin’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, this is the...

Pyongyang welcomes Moscow’s embrace, but there’s a catch

What kind of cooperation and support could the two leaders be referring to? One could be manpower. Is Vlad really snuggling up to Kim? Is...

CPEC is creating a powder keg on India’s doorstep

What has Pakistan got for the infrastructure being built, courtesy of Beijing? A gargantuan amount of debt. Islamabad owes China a large portion of...

Why the Quad should become the Quint

The arrival of Yoon Suk-yeol as President of South Korea earlier this year is a golden opportunity to strengthen the Quad by adding a...

Putin turns the screw as Europe descends into economic and political turmoil

Germany is uniquely vulnerable to Russian threats to reduce gas flows. The sheer volume of gas that Berlin imports, almost 52.5 billion cubic metres...

No, Mr Putin, they’re not Nazis, but you are a Fascist

Putin’s focus on imaginary Nazis illustrates his bizarre and dangerous behaviour in his final years. Many political scientists have concluded that the ‘Putinist’ system...

Is Ukraine’s plight hastening Iran’s nuclear bomb?

It is likely that Tehran has concluded that if Ukraine had kept its nuclear weapons, Putin would not have dared to invade the country. Here’s...

Xi Jinping’s warped idea of democracy will destroy Hong Kong

The high level of prosperity in the former colony is now under threat by China’s crackdown, as international investors become wary of the future. Hong...

US and G7 increase sanctions against Russia, but are they working?

The challenge currently facing Ukraine and its partners is the disconnect between the West’s powerful long-term sanctions and the shorter-term military advantages Russia still...

The gap that could start World War III

Something scary happened last week, something that could escalate quickly into a world war. A train from Moscow to the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad...

Vladimir the Not-So-Great

Unlike Peter the Great, who had a record of success, there is growing evidence that Vladimir will fail in his pursuit of conquering Ukraine...

India and Germany are close, but Russia’s invasion is creating problems

India will be Germany’s special guest at the important G7 summit it is hosting at Schloss Elmau in the Bavarian Alps from 26-28 June. London:...

As China’s youth feel dejected, Xi faces the rise of ‘bai lan’

Frustrated by mounting uncertainties and lack of economic opportunities in Jinping’s kingdom, youth have come up with a new phrase to encapsulate their outlook...

Russia is weaponising food supplies which will cause global chaos

‘If we do not feed people, we feed conflict’, Antonio Guterres said, urging Russia to release Ukrainian grain exports. Even before Russia invaded Ukraine, many...

Russia is dying out; here’s why

For the many Russians fleeing the Putin regime, the collapse of their world is a personal tragedy. It’s also a tragedy for Russia, as...

Putin’s plans backfire, Finland and Sweden will join Nato

Until recently, Finnish leaders saw Nato membership as an unnecessary provocation to Moscow. London: It was all so predictable. Last February, as Russian forces were...

Will Vlad go nuclear?

Many would consider reminders of Hiroshima and Nagasaki as alarmist, but the fact remains that nuclear weapons, or at least their threat, is one...

Why Vladimir Putin is unlikely to survive his invasion of Ukraine

There is even growing speculation that his personal decision to go to war with Ukraine was as a result of being terminally ill. For...

Is Putin’s war on Ukraine really about religion?

Putin told the crowd that Saint Fyodor had once said that ‘the storms of war would glorify Russia’. ‘This is how it was in...

China plans to replace Russia as Serbia’s bestie

China’s investments in Serbia recently exceeded three billion euros and Chinese infrastructure loans were in excess of eight billion. Last weekend, six Chinese Air Force...

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