Maduro’s Oil Offer to U.S. – Made Days Before His Kidnapping
In an interview with Ignacio Ramonet, Nicolás Maduro offers openness to U.S. investment while accusing Washington of halting repatriation flights
American and Soviet Views of India’s 1947 Partition
In 1947, the partition of British India generated contrasting responses from Washington and Moscow. The U.S. viewed it as a regrettable yet necessary solution to British colonial issues, focusing on stability and non-interference, while Russia framed it through an anti-imperialist lens, critiquing the partition as a British tactic to maintain…
US Push to Seize Venezuela’s Oil Raises Doubts and Big Risks
The U.S. seeks to lure energy companies back into Venezuela after removing Maduro, promising investment and rebirth, yet aging infrastructure, legal fights, sanctions, and political uncertainty threaten to slow production gains and undermine Washington’s…
The Year 2025: Rise of Sanatan Dharma and Global Hindu Awakening
The year 2025 marks a renewed assertion of Sanatan Dharma, tracing history from ancient Dharmic States to colonial rupture, partition, diaspora advocacy, and modern debates over identity and Hinduphobia. A sharp, historically tuned narrative…
Russia Seeks India, China Partners for Arctic Trade Route
Russia signals readiness to work with India, China, and others on the Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor as the U.S. watches rising geopolitical competition in the Arctic.
Global Rivalries (2025): Countries That Hate Each Other
Reason for major rivalries between countries across the globe — from India and Pakistan to the United States and China. Explore the historical, political, and cultural roots of international hatred, tension, and competition shaping…
