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Peking’s “expansionism” has been the major justification for the United States’s containment policy. The sudden Chinese attack on Indian border forces in October, 1962, was denounced by India as unprovoked aggression, and it still contributes to the American image of a China that is, as Mr. Nixon sees it, “expansionist.” Now this pillar of the containment doctrine is carefully examined by Neville Maxwell, who breaks it up and throws it to the winds. His book is an object lesson in international astigmatism, primarily that of the Indians, but also ours. His story tells us something...

Modern Nomads: Amazing Photo Series By Callie Eh Mongolia is a landlocked country located between China and Russia. It is a vast emptiness that links land and sky and is one of the last few places on the planet where nomadic life is still a living tradition. Mongolia may have various geopolitical, cultural, and geographical meanings. Mongolia consists of historic Outer Mongolia. The province of Inner Mongolia is geographically and politically separate and located in the northern part of China, yet it borders Mongolia. Approximately 30% of the population is nomadic or semi-nomadic, with livest...

This time last year, Kathryn Thomas was just back from her honeymoon in the Caribbean with her husband Padraig McLoughlin. Actually, "we did the Celtic Tiger two honeymoons," she laughs. "We went away without Ellie [the couple's two-year-old daughter] for a few days immediately after the wedding, and then later we took her with us to the Caribbean."

Kathryn Thomas in India for 'No Frontiers' So assuming the vaccine is rolled out, and travel is green-lighted, what are her expectations around travel this year? "By August/ September, I would love to envisage myself and Padraig and Ellie getting on a flight. It will depend on where we are with numbers, of course. We're going to get this virus under control, that's for sure, and then it's about everybody acting responsibly." Travel will be interesting this year, she continues. "Everyone will need recuperation, restoration, recovery, after the year we've had. But the way people travel - often...