The Return Of A Marooned Marine
He has been buried at his home more than seven decades after his death! Sergeant Richard Murphy Jr was one of more than 72,000 US soldiers listed as “missing in […]
A Solid Solitude
The word Loneliness usually bears a negative or anxious feeling. As a social animal, it’s difficult for many of us to believe that some people enjoy loneliness or self-imposed isolation, despite living […]
Opium, Nanking, Doklam &…
India and Japan plan to allow their armed forces to use each other’s military bases in near future. According to diplomatic sources, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese […]
Reactions From Tsushima To Sakhalin
Russian President Vladimir Putin recently shared the dais with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Vladivostok, as the two leaders attended an economic forum. During the event, the president told […]
Tsunami…Fukushima…A Sea Of Sorrow Awaits
People across Japan observed a moment of silence at 2:46pm (local time) on March 11 to mark the seventh anniversary of Tsunami that devastated the Asia-Pacific nation in 2011. A […]
The Confrontation: Flower, Bayonets….
It is not just another image! Jan Rose Kasmir (b. 1950) had tried hard to find the meaning of the image and rightly realised its strength later. In fact, she […]
Finally, Bean Returns Home
The US’ Defence POW/MIA Accounting Agency recently dug up history to identify 100 sailors and Marines killed during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour 76 years ago. These people died […]
Do Business With China, Stay Close To India, US
The Malcolm Turnbull government in Canberra has released a ‘foreign policy white paper’, highlighting Australia’s close ties with India, Japan and the US. In the white paper, Australia clearly mentioned […]
Quadrilateral Meet Mounts Pressure On China
On the sidelines of the ongoing ASEAN Summit in Manila, four global powers formed a strong alliance in order to serve their interests in the Asia-Pacific region earlier this week. […]
Boundless Ocean Of Politics 