The Soviet government is displaying an unusual sense of urgency in pushing its proposal for a European security conference. It has made concessions on Berlin which no one in the West expected even six months ago. It has ignored the requirements of protocol to invite Herr Brandt to Moscow, and … Read More
While one can only hazard a guess whether the shift in China’s policy towards the United States is the result largely of more pragmatic men coming on top in Peking or of a new flexibility on the part of Chairman Mao Tse-tung, it is clear that the Chinese want something … Read More
Since the treaty with the Soviet Union is an accomplished fact, it is pointless to debate whether India should have gone in for it or not. Instead, the discussion should more fruitfully centre on how best New Delhi can turn the pact to its advantage. One point is fairly obvious. … Read More
