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Brajesh Mishra was Vajpayee's geostrategist, troubleshooter
During his tenure as National Security Adviser, Mishra propelled Indian foreign policy towards the US. #InMemoriam #Geopolitics #Brajesh Mishra #AB Vajpayee
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India mustn't rush into SCO's secret 'security club'
China is using the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation security grouping to protect its interests in Central Asia. India too wants in, but it should consider the extent to which it should participate in the security mechanism. #India #China #Pakistan #Afghanistan #Geopolitics #Security #SCO
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Is Non-Alignment 2.0 the way to check China and Pak?
A think-tank has produced a strategic policy paper on India's foreign policy options with a loser titled called Non-Alignment 2.0. But its more than that. #diplomacy #Geopolitics #Foreign policy #Country Strategy #Non-Alignment 2.0
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Foreign Policy | PassportThe geopolitics of Google's autocomplete
Google's autocomplete algorithm doesn't just enable users to save precious seconds of typing by predictavely filling in the rest of the search. It's also, apparently, the subject of contentious legal cases the world over. The latest example: On Wednesday #Google Inc. #Hong Kong #Hamburg
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Minneapolis Star TribuneREVIEW: "Strange Stones: Dispatches from the East and West,” by Peter Hessler.
In 2000, Peter Hessler reported for work in Beijing. For most of the decade that followed, he would be the New Yorker’s China correspondent. Many of the chapters in this wide-ranging collection of journalism come from that period. With curiosity and enth #Beijing #China #Cairo
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Minneapolis Star TribuneReview: 'Guns at Last Light,' by Rick Atkinson
In “The Guns at Last Light,” Rick Atkinson tackles a story that has attracted historians for decades, from Cornelius Ryan on: the Allied victory in Western Europe. But rather than focus on a piece, he tackles it all, from D-Day in June 1944 to the Nazi s #Western Europe #North Africa #Belgium