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Home // Archives for February 2018

Month: February 2018

Iran-1

WINTER OF DISCONTENT: In December & January, anti-government protests spread across Iran

SPONTANEOUS ERUPTIONS

By Nicholas Nugent | February, 2018February, 2018

China& the US economy

POISED TO WRING THE ‘KING OF DEBT’

By Duncan Bartlett | February, 2018February, 2018

US-Pakistan relations-1

In the 1980s, Pakistan joined the US and Saudi Arabia in arming the mujahedeen

Seething Troubles

By Asian Affairs | February, 2018February, 2018

North & South Korea

UNITED FRONT: The last time the two Koreas marched together under the flag of a unified Korea was at the 2007 Asian Winter Games

SKATING ON THAWING ICE?

By Maxwell Downman | February, 2018February, 2018

Iran-2

SHOCK DISCLOSURE: The leaked budget revealed the huge state funding for the Revolutionary Guards

THE POLITICS OF PROTEST

By Kim Sengupta | February, 2018February, 2018

US-Pakistan relations - 2

FINGER OF BLAME: Trump accused Pakistan of ‘lies and deceit’ over its alleged support to terrorists

DIPLOMACY IS THE ANSWER

By Rahimullah Yusufzai | February, 2018February, 2018

Russia on the world stage

MEETING OF MINDS: Modi (l) and Putin met on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit in Xiamen, Sept. 2017

MAKING FRIENDS IN ASIA

By Bob Savic | February, 2018February, 2018

Saudi Arabia

BOLD MOVES: Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman

PRISON FOR PROTESTING PRINCES

By Asian Affairs | February, 2018February, 2018

Sri Lanka

MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE: Maithripala Sirisena & Ranil Wickremesinghe

A HOUSE DIVIDED

By Neville de Silva | February, 2018February, 2018

Book review

From the Ashes of 1947: Reimagining Punjab by Pippa Virdee, Cambridge University Press - ISBN 978 1 108 428 11 8 - Hardback 276pp - £75

THE FEMALE FACE OF PARTITION

By Tom Deegan | February, 2018February, 2018

Malaysia

VOTE OF NO CONFIDENCE: Gerrymandering will benefit current PM Najib Razak, despite his unpopularity

BY FAIR MEANS OR FOUL

By Richard Cockett | February, 2018February, 2018

LSE event

MINISTER URGES PROTECTION FOR WTO

By Athira Suresh | February, 2018February, 2018

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