Nixon to Trump: Pakistan’s long record as backchannel between rival powers – Al Jazeera

From Nixon to Trump: How Pakistan Became the Secret Bridge Between Rival Powers

Published on : Published by : Sophia Davis

From Nixon to Trump, Pakistan has played a vital role as a secret bridge between rival powers, skillfully navigating the intricate US-China relationship. Al Jazeera delves into Islamabad’s key influence in shaping global diplomacy and high-stakes strategic talks

North Korea–Russia alliance revives Cold War divisions – East Asia Forum

How the North Korea-Russia Alliance is Rekindling Cold War Divisions

Published on : Published by : Olivia Williams

The North Korea-Russia alliance is growing stronger, sparking a resurgence of Cold War-era tensions across East Asia. This revitalized partnership threatens regional stability and adds new layers of complexity to diplomatic efforts amid ongoing geopolitical rivalries

The day Sri Lanka was denied admission to the UN by a Soviet veto – The Sunday Times, Sri Lanka

The Day Sri Lanka’s Bid for UN Membership Was Blocked by a Soviet Veto

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On March 12, 1955, Sri Lanka’s dream of joining the United Nations was abruptly halted by a Soviet veto, delivering a rare Cold War blow to the island nation. This dramatic moment underscored how intense geopolitical rivalries shaped the course of global diplomacy

Jimmy Carter Championed Human Rights But Also Funded & Armed Indonesia’s Genocide in East Timor – Democracy Now!

Jimmy Carter: Advocate for Human Rights Who Also Supported Indonesia’s Genocide in East Timor

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Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, known for championing human rights, also controversially aided Indonesia’s 1975 invasion of East Timor by providing funding and arms, fueling a deadly genocide, Democracy Now! reports.