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‘Divide and Rule’ Becomes ‘Unite and Cooperate’ When Xi, Putin, Raisi, Farhan Al-Saud et al Set the New Global Rules
March 30, 2023
We are yet to mull and muse as to how China has succeeded in bringing peace to the two countries which the USA has always tried to drive a wedge in between.
India-Iran Reset Gets Under Way
June 16, 2022
The trend toward multipolarity in the world order made a quantum leap in the past one hundred days.
Curated Discourse, Narrative Artists and the Coming Conflicts
June 28, 2021
If sanctions are not lifted, Iran will hit back. And Israel will try to deter Iran from pursuing its nuclear programme. The two will clash.
Vienna Talks Are Folly, Iran Supreme Leader Wants New Hardliner President to Do the Hard Talking
June 2, 2021
It makes no sense to hurry the talks through in Vienna when Khamenei has made it clear that he has allowed for the Judiciary chief Ebrahim Raisi, to be the main candidate for the hardliners, Martin Jay writes.
