There is no lack of evidence to show that since the unsuccessful Hungarian uprising in 1956 at least the United States has more or less been reconciled to the Soviet Union’s pre-eminence in eastern and central Europe. Indeed, it has been open to question whether even in the case of … Read More
It is not for us to say whether the Americans are looking for a scapegoat and whether Mr. Kissinger will have to fill the role. But it is obvious that they are baffled and angered by the new complexities that confront them in their dealings with the world and that … Read More
One of the leading China watchers in Hong Kong has offered what is apparently the most unlikely explanation of what is happening in that mysterious land. He has written in the February 27 issue of the Far Eastern Economic Review: “Although a power struggle is in progress in China the … Read More
If Mr Brezhnev has struck a highly optimistic note in his report to the 25th congress of the Soviet Communist Party, it is not just because the occasion demands it. The Soviet Union has without doubt come a long wav both at home and abroad not only since 1964 when … Read More
