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The Russia Squeeze
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By Dr. V.L. Dharurkar
Washington’s new Russia sanctions give Donald Trump a powerful economic weapon, but India’s response will have to balance energy security, trade and strategic autonomy.
The United States has acquired a new weapon in its economic arsenal, and it is powerful...
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The Huns Who Came in from the Cinematic Cold
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By Shoumojit Banerjee
Peter o' Toole in 'The Night of the Generals' (1967), which remains vastly underrated despite its trenchant probing of the Nazi psyche.
This week marks yet another anniversary of the outbreak of the Second World War in Europe. The dating...
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Kaliningrad and the Ghosts of Prussia
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By Shoumojit Banerjee
From Teutonic fortresses to modern missile garrisons, the contested geography of the Baltic has made Königsberg, now Kaliningrad, a recurring European flashpoint.
Russian naval and missile forces make Kaliningrad a strategic hinge on NATO’s eastern flank.
In 1736, Swiss polymath...
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A Veto That Shakes NATO
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By Commodore S.L. Deshmukh
France’s surprise veto with Russia and China exposes a fraying Western consensus, raising awkward questions about NATO’s future.
For seven decades, the choreography of great-power diplomacy has been comfortingly predictable: when push came to shove at the United Nations, France...
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