Rulers & The Communists

In his important pamphlet ‘The Civil War in France’ (1871), Karl Marx expressed his views on the commune. He wrote: “The Commune, was to be a working, not a parliamentary, […]

China’s New Game Plan

The controversy around the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) seems far from subsiding. India is against the mega Chinese project as the Corridor passes through Pakistan-administered-Kashmir (that India considers its own […]

‘There’s A War Coming, Be Prepared’

A senior US military leader’s recent comment has triggered tension across the globe. During his recent visit to an American military base in Norway, Marine Corps Commandant General Robert B […]

India Ready To Resolve Rohingya Crisis

For the last few months, China has tried hard to resolve the Rrohingya crisis in an attempt to increase its influence in Myanmar (and also in the Indian subcontinent). China’s […]

President Putin’s Pretence

The 2018 Russian Presidential Election will take place on March 18, 2018. So, President Vladimir Putin has just three months to motivate his countrymen to vote in his favour. Soon […]

Norway’s Gift To Britain

For the last two weeks, musicians from different parts of Britain have been performing Christmas carols in front of the huge Christmas tree at Trafalgar Square in Central London. The […]

Austere Measures In Austria?

Austria is going through a transition, politically. On December 18, the Freedom Party of Austria (FPO) joined the coalition government led by young centre-right Federal Chancellor Sebastian Kurz (of Austrian […]

YES, They Can

Yezidi Emergency Support (Y.E.S) is a charity organisation registered in Britain. Members of this organisation have been working together since the beginning of the huge exodus from West Asia to […]

Nuke War Is A Possibility, Warns Pakistan

Pakistan believes that the tension between Islamabad and New Delhi can trigger a nuclear war in South Asia. Pakistan’s National Security Adviser (NSA) Lieutenant General (Retired) Nasser Khan Janjua has […]

Britain Should Go Slow

Prime Minister Theresa May was possibly reminiscing with glee the amount of success she had gathered from the meet at Brussels. Unfortunately, her happiness didn’t last long. Whatever the deal […]