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The unpredictable course of US policy in Asia

The unpredictable course of US policy in Asia
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FONOPs furore raises tough questions on price to be paid for US-India partnership against China

FONOPs furore raises tough questions on price to be paid for US-India partnership against China © Chanpreet Khurana FONOPs furore raises tough questions on price to be paid for US-India partnership against China The trumpet blew from the admiral’s flagship; the great fleet of Yusuf Hamid, commander of Imperial Turkey’s forces in the Indian Ocean, heeled west, and disappeared into the darkness. For two months, travellers along the coast had seen the flickering fire from the great siege cannon. The Portuguese defenders of the citadel of Diu had been reduced but the Turks had also reached breaking point. Georgius Huszthius a one-time student at Hungary’s University of Pécs, whose extraordinary life led from a village of Croatia to service in the Turkish fleet recorded that their fresh water was spent, their meat had rotted, and their bread was full of worms.

Matthew Continetti: The Question Biden Won t Answer — The Patriot Post

It’s not just generals who are always prepared to fight the last war. President Biden’s April 14 announcement that U.S. forces will leave Afghanistan before the 20th anniversary of 9/11 has a long and complicated backstory. Biden said his decision will allow America to put this violent and ambiguous past behind it, to retire the frameworks that conditioned its foreign policy for a generation, and to focus its energies on the competition with China. Perhaps so. The risk, however, is that Biden’s fixation on settling old scores has blinded him to contemporary realities, has prevented him from answering the question that will determine the future of both Afghan and U.S. security: Will the democratically elected government of Afghanistan survive American withdrawal?

The Question Biden Won t Answer - Washington Free Beacon

Column: Will the government of Afghanistan survive America s retreat? President Biden delivers speech on Afghanistan on Apr. 14 / Getty Images Matthew Continetti • April 16, 2021 5:00 am SHARE It s not just generals who are always prepared to fight the last war. President Biden s April 14 announcement that U.S. forces will leave Afghanistan before the 20th anniversary of 9/11 has a long and complicated backstory. Biden said his decision will allow America to put this violent and ambiguous past behind it, to retire the frameworks that conditioned its foreign policy for a generation, and to focus its energies on the competition with China. Perhaps so. The risk, however, is that Biden s fixation on settling old scores has blinded him to contemporary realities, has prevented him from answering the question that will determine the future of both Afghan and U.S. security: Will the democratically elected government of Afghanistan survive American withdrawal?

US Softens Tone, Says Naval Op Routine , We Value India s Partnership

US Softens Tone, Says Naval Op Routine , We Value India s Partnership US Softens Tone, Says Naval Op Routine , We Value India s Partnership The US values India s partnership on a wide range of issues, including regional security, a Department of Defense spokesperson has said. The US Navy s 7th Fleet conducted the operation off the Lakshadweep coast last week. New Delhi: The United States has further toned down the discord over a naval operation carried out by that country within India s maritime exclusive economic zone (EEZ) last week. The exercise, which did not have India s permission, was conducted off the Lakshadweep coast and had rankled India which immediately registered its opposition via diplomatic channels.

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