Provocations over Taiwan, the relationship with Russia and Iran and Afghanistan, TikTok, and now Venezuela are perhaps a constellation of factors which will suggest that realpolitik will prevail over money in the Chinese view. Moreover, all roads lead to China, and China “holds the cards” when it comes to the NATO-Russia dynamic. Thus, it very … Continue reading Third Note to “Finding Jesus”
Second Note to “Finding Jesus”
Can money split the Sino-Russian alliance and in turn supersede realpolitik? Annual trade between China and Russia is valued at around 245 billion dollars, whereas annual trade between America and China is valued at around 660 billion dollars. The issue, however, is one of trust. China may not trust America any longer as a result … Continue reading Second Note to “Finding Jesus”
Note to “Finding Jesus”
For one, the “rules-based order” since World War II which sought to maintain an asymmetry of power between what is essentially the rich and the poor was and is superseded by realpolitik. Also, the Western media will make it appear as though Washington is knocking out Sino-Russian pawns all over the place and that the … Continue reading Note to “Finding Jesus”
Finding Jesus
As we said before, it is very much important to view current events through a historical lens or theory in order to then ascertain certain inferences and conclusions or perhaps certain views and interpretations regarding current events as a result of a deep understanding of history. And as we contended here, world history seems to … Continue reading Finding Jesus
Third Note to “Yaar e Jawaan”
There’s an American expression or proverb: “Put your money where your mouth is.” American expressions and proverbs are actually some of the best ever in the whole wide world. “Put your money where your mouth is.” And believe it or not, that was my guiding ethic and principle all along. The American people deserve honesty … Continue reading Third Note to “Yaar e Jawaan”
Adam A. Azim 