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Does Syria’s return into Arab League bring US down another notch?

Saeed Naqvi The irony of Volodymyr Zelensky making an appearance at the Arab League Summit in Jeddah to witness Syria’s President, Bashar al-Assad reoccupy his chair in the League, appears to have been lost on most. Arab leaders, accustomed to US hegemony, have switched because they are convinced of American decline. Syria is the beneficiary of this appraisal. After 20 years of occupying Afghanistan and 10 years of total control ...

Is India truly a “bad bet” for the US as Ashley Tellis alleges?

Saeed Naqvi After two decades of intense India-US courtship the American foreign policy expert who has more or less chaperoned the suitors, has come to the dire conclusion that India likes to be cuddled but will not consummate. In a revealing article in Foreign Affairs magazine earlier this month, Ashley Tellis, Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and Tata Chair for International Peace, has said ...

Counting winners and losers in Ukraine is becoming easier

Saeed Naqvi My great Aunt Nani Ammi, in her fertile imagination, had dreamt up war as a tennis match where soldiers shot at each other until dusk, after which it was time for tea and exchanging of samosas and pastries across the trenches. The Sunday Read Therefore, when my first khaki uniform, web belt, beret, and army shoes were packed in a black trunk in readiness for my coverage of Chhamb in the Western sector during...

Zelensky opens up the Church front: expels Orthodox bishops, priests

Saeed Naqvi By expelling the Orthodox Church from its traditional holy enclave, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky maybe ignite a fire that can spread to the Balkans. It is a risky gamble considering that he is Jewish. After me the deluge! Is that his call? Sunday Story However, first the facts: The 980-year-old exquisite Pechersk Lavra complex of monasteries in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, will soon be emptied of its dist...

Turkey, Iran, and Syria postpone Moscow meeting as Xi Jinping arrives

Saeed Naqvi To gauge the importance of the Saudi-Iran rapprochement, mediated by China, it would be useful to see the evolution of this relationship since the Islamic revolution of 1979. In an era aching for peace, such a radical development would undoubtedly be infectious. Just as the world sat up in wonder at the development, signals became discernable of quiet low-key efforts at repairing other parts of the frayed tapest...

US General Mark Milley, “Ukraine should move to bargaining table.”

Saeed Naqvi I know a horrid, horrid man As quiet as a mouse Who does the mischief that is done In everybody’s house! There’s no one ever sees his face And yet we all agree That every plate we break was cracked ---By Mr. Nobody. Mr. Nobody was in action again, this time more audaciously than ever before. On September 26, 2...

The 10-minute Lavrov-Blinken meeting not to be sniffed at

Saeed Naqvi It is a toss-up. Which of the two incidents at the G20 was more important: the 10 minutes Blinken-Lavrov exchange or the contentions in the way of a joint communique? Both give diverse signals on whether or not there is a suggestion in the air about a crawl toward peace in Ukraine. In the 70s, a well-known strategist at Rand Corporation, Fred Ikle wrote, “All Wars Must End.” Trust a recent study by R...

After friendship without limits with Russia, comes the turn of Vietnam

Saeed Naqvi/ It is possible to speculate that Russia’s special military operations may not have been launched on 24 February 2022 had American/Western drumbeating to lure Russia into Ukraine for a proxy war not reached a crescendo, the clashing of multiple cymbals et al, throughout February. The West began to froth in the mouth after Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin signed MOUs without number in Beijing on February 4 and...

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