Monthly Archives: September 1975

It is, on the face of it, somewhat surprising that President Ford should be planning to undertake a journey to Peking next autumn when no important Chinese leader has returned his predecessor’s visit of February 1972. The surprise is all the greater because there has been no progress towards resolving … Read More →

It is ironical that while the Soviet Union has caught up with the United States in terms of military strength, its capacity to influence the course of developments in the third world has declined rather than increased. And, surprisingly enough, this has happened at a time when the West and … Read More →