At the height of the cold war in the fifties Mr. Nehru repeatedly expressed the view that the real division in the world was not between the capitalised and a largely democratic West and the Communist East, but between the industrialised and prosperous North and the under-developed and poor South. … Read More
In spite of the pressure of public opinion at home and abroad Washington is still non-committal on Hanoi’s firm offer to “hold talks on relevant questions” if it stops bombing and all acts of war against North Viet Nam. If Mr. Dean Rusk is to be taken at his word … Read More
It is not by conscious design that Indo-US relations have largely been taken out of the context of the cold war and placed on a bilateral footing. But this is by far the most notable point about them. This is generally not recognised with the–result that related issues continue to … Read More
