By Chandran Nair, Published on The Diplomat, Feb 21, 2023: In this article, published in the mainstream media website The Diplomat, Chandran Nair offers a noteworthy and timely analysis of the mass hysteria that reflects the biases inherent in [...]
By Hu Xinjin, Published on Global Times, Feb 15, 2023: The US has taken a substantial step in encouraging Japan to rearm itself. Japanese Minister of Defense Yasukazu Hamada said on Tuesday that Japan plans to order Tomahawk cruise missiles in [...]
Published on Global Times, Jan 15, 2023: Japan is increasingly trying to justify its ongoing militarization under the pretext of the so-called external threats. Looking around the region, it is Japan that is pushing the regional situation closer [...]
By Mike Whitney, Published on Eurasia Review, Oct 19, 2022: The Biden administration intensified its war on China last week when it detonated a thermonuclear bomb at the heart of Beijing’s booming technology industry. In an effort to block [...]
By Tony De Burghe, Published on NewColdWar, Oct 22, 2022: In this opinion piece by Tony deBurghe he examines and responds to the colonialist “Garden-Jungle” metaphors used by Josep Borrell, the EU’s chief of foreign policy, in [...]
By Radhika Desai, Published on Global Times, Oct 11, 2022: The vision of a community with a shared future for humankind reflects the original spirit – of international democracy and cooperation and respect for sovereignty – of the UN and seeks [...]
By Tony De Burghe, Published on NCW, Sept 10, 2022: In this article, the second of two written by Tony Deburghe exclusively for New Cold War, he reports the specific issues faced by the Ukraine military and explains the equipping of the two [...]
By Tony De Burghe, Published on NCW, Oct 3, 2022: In early September the newly re-equipped and NATO trained Ukrainian military along with its foreign mercenaries launched a two-pronged offensive to recover territory lost earlier in the year to [...]
By Keith Lamb, Published on Morning Star, Oct 6, 2022: India, China, Russia and central Asia all depend on one another — both their own unilateral objectives and US hegemonic goals pose a long-term threat to their personal growth. Collaboration [...]
By John Burrows, Published on NCW, Sept 15, 2022: In this opinion piece by John Burrows, he explores the history of Taiwan since the end of WW2. He examines how the foreign policy of the West, specifically that of the US, shifted from supporting [...]
