Is China An Existential Threat To US Or A Challenge To Its Hegemony? – Analysis
The American search for an overriding global threat around which it could organize its geopolitical interests and which might justify
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Author: Dr. Manoj Kumar Mishra
Dr. Manoj Kumar Mishra has a PhD in International Relations from the Department of Political Science, University of Hyderabad. He is currently working as a Lecturer in Political Science, S.V.M. Autonomous College, Odisha, India. Previously, he worked as the Programme Coordinator, School of International Studies, Ravenshaw University, Odisha, India. He taught Theories of International Relations and India’s Foreign Policy to MA and M.Phil. students.
Articles by Dr. Manoj Kumar Mishra :
US And China Look For Allies In Their Jostle For Predominance In Indo-Pacific – OpEd
The Biden administration appears disposed to reactivate the existing alliance arrangements as well as to cultivate new allies in the
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India Remains Minor Player On Afghan Issues – Analysis
While most of the regional stakeholders have positively responded to India’s invitation to attend the Regional Security Dialogue on Afghanistan
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Geopolitics Of Iran’s Nuclear Ambition And Diplomatic Stalemate With US Over Nuclear Question – Analysis
The nuclear standoff and adversarial objectives that Iran and the US have pursued in the expanded region comprising West Asia,
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President Biden’s Afghan Gamble – OpEd
In the larger context of the Cold War, following the Soviet Union’s intervention in Afghanistan in 1979, the US with
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Pragmatism Of President Biden On Afghan Question Cannot Offset Historical Errors Of US – OpEd
The US President Joe Biden is no doubt a pragmatist. His views and stance on the American objectives and intensity
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The Afghan Challenge And Sinking Credibility Of US – OpEd
The incumbent administration led by President Joe Biden prioritized the need to set right the tarnished image that the US
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Afghan Conundrum And Plausible Strategies Under Biden Administration – Analysis
A conditional peace deal between the US and the Afghan Taliban was signed in February 2020, which nonetheless, could not
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The Perilous New Cold War – Analysis
The end of the Cold War not only put an end to the world-wide struggle for influence between the global
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Nationalist Fervor Estranges Indo-Pak Relations – Analysis
Much water has flown since India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi signaled India’s readiness for a new era in bilateral relationship
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