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As long ago as November 2000 ICPS discussed: Indo-Russian Relations: Perspectives

Q: The US is using terrorism to engulf Russia, India and China. It is not keen on cooperation in this field. Hence it is imperative for these three countries to develop cooperation in this field.

R: I don’t think the US is using terrorism [...]

Posted by bosskitty August 17th, 2008 | Tags: China, Cold War, Georgia, Putin, Russia, South Ossetia | Category: Bush, China, Cold War, NATO, Nuclear, Putin, Russia | Leave a comment

I am beyond sadness, I am outrage and disgusted with the world leaders. Mad men are in charge of the world! And, all the citizens of the world are collateral damage for their personal maniacal gain. At any given time, every single one of us are in peril because of the 21st Centuries “mad man [...]

Posted by nytexan August 11th, 2008 | Tags: Georgia, Putin, Russia, War | Category: Bush, Georgia, Politics, Putin, Russia, War | Comments (4)

As the fighting in the Georgian province of South Ossetia continues, General Petraus is arranging for 2000 Georgian troops in Iraq to return to Georgia. The problem I have with the U.S. providing troop transport is this could give Russia and excuse to blame the U.S. for involvement in the conflict. I don’t think [...]

Posted by nytexan August 10th, 2008 | Tags: Georgia, Russia, War | Category: Bush, Politics, Putin, Russia, War | Comments (8)

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin described Georgia’s actions as “complete genocide”. Putin also said Georgia had effectively lost the right to rule the breakaway province - an indication Moscow could be preparing to fulfill South Ossetians’ wish to be absorbed into Russia.
Russia also laid much of the responsibility for ending the fighting on Washington, which has [...]

Posted by bosskitty August 10th, 2008 | Tags: Bush, Commander In Chief Test, Georgia, Ossetia, Putin, Russia, US State Department, War | Category: Bush, Cheney, Commander In Chief Test, Election, Georgia, Ossetia, Putin, Soldiers, US State Department, War | Leave a comment

Iran moving into the big league
Kaveh L Afrasiabi
Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad’s three-nation tour of Pakistan, Sri Lanka and India and the welter of agreements and understandings reached between Tehran and these governments serve notice beyond the mere issue of energy security and Iran’s expanding role in the sub-continent’s energy market; rather, these [...]

Posted by bosskitty May 4th, 2008 | Tags: Ahmadinejad, consequences, economics, global community, global economy | Tagged: Economic Cooperation Organizat, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), IAEA, India, Iran, Iran-Pakistan-India pipeline (IPI), Pakistan, Politics, Russia, Shanghai Cooperation Organization, Silk Road, Third World, World Economy, WTO | Category: Ahmadinejad, American Voters, Arab Nations, China, Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO), Euro-Asia Continent, Foreign Policy, Global Economy, Global Power, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), Human Rights, IAEA, IPI Pipeline, India, Indonesia, Iran, Israel, Malaysia, Oil, Pakistan, Politics, Povery, Power Shift, Putin, Russia, Shanghai Cooperation Organization, Sino-Russian, South East Asia, Trade policy, United Arab Emirates, War Cost, World Order, alliance, changing planet, critical resources, diplomacy, economics, markets, threat | Leave a comment

Bear’s return
This is the Russian Bear taking off from Engels, an air force base in central Russia. These enormous Tu-95 bombers have a range of more than 10,000km (6,250 miles).
Since the end of the Cold War, they have been virtually grounded. But this summer, President Vladimir Putin ordered their return to the skies.

 
It [...]

Posted by bosskitty December 23rd, 2007 | Category: Cold War, Foreign Policy, Putin, Russia, Tupelov 95 | Comments (6)

LONDON (Reuters) - China has dealt a blow to Western efforts to increase diplomatic pressure on Iran over its nuclear program by dropping out of a meeting to discuss tougher sanctions against Tehran.
Russia, which like China opposes further U.N. sanctions against Iran, added fuel to the fire by announcing on Friday that the U.N. nuclear [...]

Posted by bosskitty November 17th, 2007 | Category: Ahmadinejad, China, Cold War, Iran, Nuclear, Oil, Putin, Russia, Sino-Russian, Tehran, alliance, consequences, escalation | Comments (1)

LYBIAN GROUP JOINS AL QAEDA
Al Qaeda second-in-command Ayman al-Zawahri said a Libyan Islamist group had joined the militant organisation and he urged mujahideen in North Africa to topple the leaders of Libya, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco.
“Today, with grace from God, the Muslim nation witnesses a blessed step … Honourable members of the Fighting Islamic [...]

Posted by bosskitty November 3rd, 2007 | Category: Abu Ghraib, Afghanistan, Al Qaeda, Bush, Casualties, Cheney, Collateral, Condoleezza Rice, Corruption, Democide, Foreign Policy, Human Rights, Iran, Iraq, Islam, Islamabad, Islamic Jihad, Kurds, Lebanon, Libya, Malaysia, Middle East, Mukasey, Occupation Army, Oil, Pakistan, Putin, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Shi'a, Shiite, Sunni, Tax Dollars, Tehran, The Divider, Turkey, War, War Crimes, War on Terror, Widows, World War Three, criminal, disinformation, displaced persons, genocide, illegal arms, profiteers, survivors, terror | Leave a comment

Israel recalls ambassador to Belarus

Belarusian Presidentv Aleksander Lukashenk

Israel’s ambassador to Belarus returns home after The Belarus President calls a once predominantly-Jewish city in his country “a pigpen.”
According to DPA, Israeli Ambassador Zeev Ben- Ari returned less than a week after October 12 remarks by Aleksander Lukashenko to Russian reporters in Minsk.
“Have you ever [...]

Posted by bosskitty October 29th, 2007 | Category: Aleksander Lukashenko, Belarus, Bush, Cheney, Israel, Jews, Putin, Russia, anti-semitism, survivors | Comments (1)