By Prabasi Nepali President Donald Trump has embarked on a speedy 12-day, 5-nation excursion/expedition of North-East and South-East Asia. It is an attempt by his foreign policy and national security experts to stabilize United States’ role in the region. It is, in fact, a continuation of President Barack Obama’s policy …
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Merchants of Electoral Mandate
By P. Kharel In the 1960 election campaign, John F. Kennedy was criticised as being a millionaire without empathy for the welfare of others, and hence not fit to become the president of the United States. Kennedy, however, managed to breast past the race to the Oval Office. Things have …
Read More »Trump’s East Asia foray a diplomatic minefield
By M.R. Josse NEW YORK, NY: Understandably, American President Donald Trump’s current 12-day, 5-nation East Asia journey has received intense global attention given that his geopolitical hopscotch is the most significant of his presidency. At the time of writing, he is in Japan; thereafter, he will visit South Korea and …
Read More »US, China success benefits whole world
By Terry Branstad President Donald Trump arrives in Beijing on a state visit Wednesday. I am excited to welcome him on his first visit to China as the US president. My wife Chris and I have greatly enjoyed the hospitality of the Chinese people, and I trust President Trump and …
Read More »CPEC and its B&R related significance for various regions and continents
By Muhammad It is a well known fact that CPEC is one of the most important flagship projects as part of China’s OBOR (One Belt One Road) Initiative, which is aimed to connect various regions and continents with China and with each other. Also called as the Chinese Silk Road …
Read More »Coal Disillusion in Asia
By Asmita Pandey Coal is a combustible black or brown sedimentary rock composed mostly of carbon and hydrocarbons. It is a fossil fuel and is altered remains of prehistoric vegetation that originally accumulated in swamps and pet logs. It is a non renewable form of energy absorbed by plants from …
Read More »Russiagate reveals Americans lack confidence in own system
By Wang Wenwen The US is edging toward another round of sanctions against Russia after the State Department turned over to Congress a list of Russian defense and intelligence entities. The new sanctions are meant to rebuke Russia for its actions in Eastern Europe and Syria as well as for …
Read More »US, China success benefits whole world
By Terry Branstad President Donald Trump arrives in Beijing on a state visit Wednesday. I am excited to welcome him on his first visit to China as the US president. My wife Chris and I have greatly enjoyed the hospitality of the Chinese people, and I trust President Trump and …
Read More »GST unravels, quick fixes not answer
By P Chidambaram The idea of a Goods and Services Tax (GST) was, and is, a good idea. It is a tax that is in force in about 160 countries with some variations in each country, but the basic principle is that it is a one-rate tax applicable to all …
Read More »Manmohan Singh slams note ban in India
Slamming the Narendra Modi-led central government’s ‘twin blow’ to the economy delivered through demonetisation and the Goods and Services Tax (GST), former prime minister Manmohan Singh said both the initiatives are a complete disaster for our economy and broke the back of small businesses. Referring to demonetisation in his address …
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