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Moneycontrol Pro Weekender: Smug markets are sitting ducks - Vimarsana News

Moneycontrol Pro Weekender: Smug markets are sitting ducks

The high valuation and sizzling oil prices make Indian stocks vulnerable to shocks, but domestic funds inflows have been a saviour so far

Ending the Second Cold War - Antiwar.com - Vimarsana News

Ending the Second Cold War - Antiwar.com

It might seem premature to talk about ending the second cold war when it seems that it is barely underway.  Just a few years ago, populations were - Ted Galen Carpenter for Antiwar.com

NIALL FERGUSON: Biden's fear of Putin and appeasement of Iran is making World War III more, not less, likely. We have perhaps 12 months to grasp the big lesson of history: If you do not prepare for war you shall not have peace - Vimarsana News

NIALL FERGUSON: Biden's fear of Putin and appeasement of Iran is making World War III more, not less, likely. We have perhaps 12 months to grasp the big lesson of history: If you do not prepare for war you shall not have peace

States must take out insurance to avoid the disaster that befell Britain in 1942, when Singapore surrendered to Japan and British possessions around the world were threatened by the Axis powers.

China Watch: Tensions With the US Will Persist - Vimarsana News

China Watch: Tensions With the US Will Persist

US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping had a powwow in San Francisco. Both sought to repair economic damage, but politics and geopolitics will lead to tensions flaring up again.

Andrei Lankov | East Asia Forum - Vimarsana News

Andrei Lankov | East Asia Forum

Andrei Lankov is Professor of Korean Studies at Kookmin University, Seoul, and Director of NK News. He previously taught Korean History at the Australian National University from 1996–2004 and was director of the Korearisk.com group. Lankov has contributed to the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Financial Times, Newsweek and published many academic articles. Lankov received his PhD from Leningrad State University in 1989.