Technologist and author Henry Kressel reflects on the reasons for nations losing their industrial dominance. The story of electronics, he says, shows that innovation, driven by corporations but supported by governments, is […]
Andrew Korybko The world, and especially the Ummah, is incensed at what is being portrayed as genocide against Muslims in Myanmar, but the reality of what’s happening there is a lot more […]
Journalist, film-maker and author, John Pilger is one of two to win British journalism’s highest award twice. For his documentary films, he has won an Emmy and a British Academy Award, a […]
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a proposal for the Asia Africa Growth Corridor (AAGC) at the annual meeting of the African Development Bank in May, a proposal that won strong support […]
Although China’s expansion of its surface fleet is the most visible, more strategically significant is the PLA Navy’s growing undersea force By Bill Gertz The large-scale buildup of China’s naval forces is […]
Scientists lay groundwork for ultra-secure quantum internet By Christopher Scott Team of Chinese scientists released findings from a breakthrough study that makes China the indisputable leader in the field of quantum communication, […]
New Delhi’s decision to exclude Canberra from upcoming trilateral Malabar naval exercises with Japan and the US underscores the Indian Ocean’s delicate strategic balance By Helen Clark When India recently decided against […]
Great power competition between the US, India, Japan and Australia on one side, and China on the other, is raising the strategic stakes in the maritime area By Bertil Lintner A new […]
To diversify its national economy, Moscow has pledged to boost investments and trade in Russia’s Far East. The region is rich in natural resources but requires more infrastructure building for deeper economic […]
