July 7, 2008
For the past 2-3 weeks, there has been one issue that has dominated much of media attention in India. That singular issue is the Nuclear Deal between US and India. Now, everyone knows what I feel about the Left, but this time strangely I agree with them that India should not sign the deal as it is ...
go to article »June 15, 2008
June 14, 2008
The 16 months debate with all its melodrama shifted to the upper level and strategists and thinkers all over the world are trying to decipher the mind of Barack Hossain Obama, 46, the democratic hopeful of the US Presidency. Whether he will take along the existing policies or even favour more or put...
go to article »May 12, 2008
February 22, 2008
Obama's most important legislative achievement concerns the issue that prompted my first jot at Jotman: nuclear proliferation. It's one of those issues that is not so high on the public agenda, though it ought to be. Anyway, it turns out that Obama co-sponsored "The Nuclear Non-proliferation.....
go to article »February 20, 2008
I have a suggestion for people who support Barack Obama: They should make their support contingent on Obama finding a new foreign-policy adviser.His current foreign-policy adviser is Samantha Power, who just told an interviewer that “The next president is really going to have to walk and chew gum ...
go to article »February 14, 2008
America suspects that a particular country is developing a nuclear bomb even though it’s leader strongly denies it. Prolonged economic and political pressure fails to persuade that nation to abandon it’s weapons programme and there’s talk of a military strike. This is not about the current sta...
go to article »February 6, 2008
While Super Tuesday has come and gone in the U.S., conversations carry on in its wake among bloggers in the booming Japanese blogosphere. What do bloggers in the world's second largest economy think of the presidential elections of their major trading partner? In this post: Japanese views on Clinton, Obama, Edwards, McCain and Ron Paul.
February 3, 2008
When American President George W. Bush arrived in Israel in January, English speaking Israeli bloggers had primarily two concerns: Complaints about the short-term discomfort that high security would cause Jerusalemites in their daily routines, and concern about rockets launched from Lebanon and ongoing attacks from Gaza hailing Bush's visit.
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