The Rise of Asia
These nations have ancient histories of animosity and mistrust toward each other. But a common cause is bringing them together.
Russia’s Proxy War on Ukraine Becoming Open War
Rather than reduce its military intervention in Ukraine after the Malaysia Airlines jet was shot down, Moscow instead is contributing more firepower to pro-Russia forces.
Russian Navy to Receive 50 New Vessels by End of 2014
While America’s inaction shows its unwillingness to confront Russia’s resurgence, another global power gears up to counter it.
China, India Ready for Final Settlement in Border Disputes
If he can pull it off, this will represent a massive victory for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Amid Ukraine Crisis, Russia’s War on Dollar Dominance Intensifies
Russian companies prepare to ditch the greenback to pay for trade in Asian currencies.
Ukraine’s Presidential Vote Darkened by Russian Shadows
In an interview with theTrumpet.com, Ukrainian activist Taras Revunets says, ‘We should have kept some of our nukes as a deterrent.’
Results of Largest Election in Human History Mean India-Russia-China Ties Will Advance
More people voted in India’s election than there are in all of Europe. The result will shift global power from Occident to Orient.
