It has become a commonplace by now that the radicals and the moderates in China are engaged in a bitter struggle for succession to Chairman Mao Tse-tung whose frail condition permits him to do little more than mumble a few words on controversial issues. And surprising though it may appear, … Read More
Since March 1959 when India’s friendship with China came under a cloud in the wake of the revolt in Lhasa and the flight of the Dalai Lama and thousands of Tibetans into this country, its relations with the outside world, specially its neighbours, have never been as balanced as they … Read More
It will be wrong to write off UNCTAD IV, because the conference at Nairobi has just entered the crucial phase of behind-the-scene discussions and also because in the long-drawn-out struggle poor countries have to wage against the rich in their search for a less unjust and more equitable economic order … Read More
Since the confrontation over Cuba in 1962, no Soviet move has rattled the United States as badly as its military support to the MPLA in Angola and the active involvement of several thousand Cuban troops in that country. The attacks on the policy of detente and its principal architect and … Read More
