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Category: History

Rivalry To Remain Intense

The global community is heavily focussed on a high-stake meeting between US President Donald John Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping. President Trump arrived in China on May 13, […]

The ‘Suez Moment’ Of US

The nationalisation of the Suez Canal in 1956 was a momentous event in the history of the British Empire. Seven decades later, the struggle surrounding the Strait of Hormuz mirrors the Suez Crisis. In a rare first, an unnecessary war has pushed the world into a major crisis.

The Return Of Unipolar Arrogance

US President Donald John Trump‘s successive moves have caused a global concern. His recent announcement of the Board of Peace (BOP), too, is a controversial one. Although the US President […]

When Humanity Outweighed Politics

In December 1963, Jacqueline ‘Jackie’ Lee Kennedy Onassis (July 28, 1929 – May 19, 1994) left the White House, believing she would never return. A couple of weeks earlier, her […]

A Loyal Soldier Who Never Surrendered

He fought for 29 years after the war ended, refusing to believe Japan had surrendered, and 30 Filipino families paid a heavy price for his loyalty. In December 1944, the […]