'The New Power Game' is a Knowledge Space authored by Jaswant Singh. Few statesmen have played as great a part in trying to shape order in Asia as Jaswant Singh, the only person ever to serve as India’s Foreign Minister, Finance Minister, and Defense Minister. As foreign minister, Jaswant Singh initiated the most daring diplomatic opening to Pakistan since India’s independence, and also revitalized long- strained relations with the United States.
'The New Power Game' is a Knowledge Space authored by Jaswant Singh. Few statesmen have played as great a part in trying to shape order in Asia as Jaswant Singh, the only person ever to serve as India’s Foreign Minister, Finance Minister, and Defense Minister. As foreign minister, Jaswant Singh initiated the most daring diplomatic opening to Pakistan since India’s independence, and also revitalized long- strained relations with the United States.
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28.08.2012 - 16:33
NEW DELHI – Syria’s agony has generated a variety of unproductive responses: verbal condemnation of the excesses of President Bashar al-Assad’s regime; disagreements about the...
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31.07.2012 - 09:22
NEW DELHI – The problems and dilemmas confronting Pakistan’s leadership – including a deepening vortex of mutual suspicions, sectarian killings, and brazen terrorism – are...
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20.06.2012 - 15:06
NEW DELHI – At the nadir of the financial crisis four years ago, many Asian governments came to believe that robust growth had led to a near-“decoupling” of their economies from...
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18.05.2012 - 10:10
NEW DELHI – On her recent trip to China, Bangladesh, and India, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was eager to trumpet America’s “New Silk Road” strategy, which she...
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26.03.2012 - 14:01
NEW DELHI – Isolated and impoverished by decades of international sanctions, Myanmar (Burma) has emerged in recent months as both a beacon of hope and a potential new Asian flashpoint.
With...
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22.02.2012 - 11:47
NEW DELHI – Thirty-three years ago, then-US National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski spoke of an “arc of crisis” coursing through the Middle East and into Central Asia. Today,...
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25.01.2012 - 22:59
NEW DELHI – Will 2012 prove to be a year of renewal for India, or another annus horribilis? No country progresses unerringly, but India cannot afford another politically and economically torpid...
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23.11.2011 - 10:23
NEW DELHI – South Asia is riddled with multiple antagonisms and mutual suspicions. India mistrusts Pakistan, and vice-versa. Afghanistan and Pakistan are at loggerheads. On the sidelines, China...
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24.10.2011 - 18:45
Even in an age of 24-hour globalised news, some important events only come to light well after the fact. Something of this sort happened several months ago in the South China Sea – and may...
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