Rumania’s dramatic withdrawal from the recent meeting at Budapest cannot but strengthen the impression that the Soviet Union intends to utilise the proposed world communist conference in November-December in Moscow to reassert its leadership of the movement and to put China beyond the pale. This is however too simplistic a … Read More
West Germany has watched developments in Czechoslovakia with as much interest and concern as the Soviet Union, Poland and other East European countries. It is symbolic of the changed climate in Central Europe that Bonn has come to feel that it has as much stake in the continuing stability of … Read More
It is widely assumed in New Delhi and other capitals that Japan which will soon become third largest industrial power in the world, after the United States and the Soviet Union, will not long remain content with its present “low posture” in international relations. Every action of the Japanese Government … Read More
