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Ukraine War: When will it End?
Amb K P Fabian

As of now, unfortunately, we cannot see any sign of an early end to the unfolding tragedy that started on 24th February 2022 when the Russian invasion began. By now according to estimates made by the Pentagon each side might have sustained about 100

November 23, 2022 International Relations and Diplomacy, Russia, Article, India, Nuclear, Oil, G-20, Washington, Crimea bridge, Nord Stream, Zaporizhzhia
The Israeli-UAE Deal
Amb K P Fabian

On 13th August 2020, President Trump announced that he had brokered a deal between Israel and the U.A.E to normalize relations. It is rather strange that a third country should be the first to announce a deal between two other countries. Obviously, T

August 19, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, Israel, Palestine, Trump, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Netanyahu, UAE, annexation plans, Bahrain
Has a Cold War Started between U.S. and China?
Amb K P Fabian

China-U.S. relations are deteriorating at a rapid pace and some scholars have wondered whether we are witnessing the beginnings of Cold War 2 between the two biggest economies? On 21st July 2020, the U.S. State Department ordered that Chinese C

August 04, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, US, China, Article, US, China, Taiwan, Trump, Japan, Globalisation, COVID-19, UN Security Council, Hong Kong, Cold War, Nixon
Where Egypt is Going?
Amb K P Fabian

Egypt, once the uncontested leader of the Arab world under President Gamal Abdel Nasser (1954-70), remains one of the most important countries in the Arab world and in Africa. Obviously, what happens to Egypt is important and a matter of concern to t

July 10, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary, Arab Spring, Muslim Brotherhood, President Morsi, Supreme Council of Armed Forces, El Sisi, Deep State
Netanyahu’s Annexation Plan
Amb K P Fabian

Prime Minister Netanyahu tried to move heaven and earth, including Washington, to get the approval of the Knesset for annexing a part of the West Bank—details are yet to be revealed—by 1st July. He has failed. He could not get his Cabinet to agre

July 01, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary, Trump, Netanyahu, Annexation plan. UN Partition Plan, Oslo Accords, EU MPs, Jared Kushner
The Disarray in the Gulf Cooperation Council
Amb K P Fabian

The 5th of June 2020 marks a sad day in the annals of the 6-member GCC (Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, and Bahrain) founded in 1981. On 5th June 2017 the Crown Princes of Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E. broke off relations with

June 12, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, Iran, Qatar, GCC, Saudi Arabia, Arab Spring, U.S., Muslim Brotherhood, 13 Demands and Ultimatum, Gas Fields, Al Jazeera
What is happening in Libya?
Amb K P Fabian

We have been coming across reports, more in the foreign media than in the Indian, of the military gains of the Tripoli-based Government of National Accord (GNA) headed by Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj at the expense of the Tobruk-based General Khali

June 02, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, West Asia, Article, Russia, Libya, Turkey, Oil, Tripoli, Tobruk, GNA, Haftar
What happened at World Health Assembly?
Amb K P Fabian

There is considerable confusion as to what happened in the diplomatic bridge game between rising China and declining US, declining at an accelerated pace under President Trump, who holding trumps got trumped badly by President Xi Jinping who finessed

May 25, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary, US, China, Xi Jinping, COVID-19, World Health Assembly
The Agony of Yemen
Amb K P Fabian

In our pre-occupation with the coronavirus crisis, with a rising death toll, apparently unstoppable (27,370 on 28th March, 05 22 GMT), we should not fail to take note of an unhappy fifth anniversary of the war in Yemen, or more accurately, the war on

March 31, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Houthis, Operation Desert Storm (ODS), Military situation, Humanitarian aid, Stockholm Accord
Does The Trump Plan for Peace Make Sense?
Amb K P Fabian

Before answering the question, let us look at the highlights of the 180-page plan worked out over three years, between Israel and U.S., with marginal consultations with Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and one or two others , but not with the Palestinians wh

February 12, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary, Jerusalem, Palestine, Gaza, West Bank, Arab League, OIC
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