THE SIGHT

The Brussels meeting of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, NATO , on July 14, accused China of its "systematic aggression", just one day after the G7 summit that also concluded with a hard-looking approach to China. As usual, Beijing denied the NATO accusation and said that the security system in China is only based on defensive use. An articulation was there that the US-China tussle would not be on the edge but would stay at the soft point in the post Trump era, but the situation was seemingly going against us. It shows that the forthcoming future of the world will not be free from a power confrontation between America and China. The 47th G7 summit concluded in the heavenly place of Cornwall, Britain, on 13 June. The leaders of the United States of America, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom, and the European Union leaders attended the summit. The leaders of Australia, India, South Korea and South Africa were invited to the summit. The summ

    With vaccine diplomacy , India hoped to improve relationships on its peninsula. In South Asia, India and Nepal are the hotspots of the second wave of this Pandemic. Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Sri Lanka are also running toward the worst point. Bhutan is looking for success in controlling a single death so far. India has more than three and a half million deaths recorded, Pakistan crossed 21 thousand, Bangladesh crossed 12.5 thousand and Nepal crossed 8 thousand so far. India, Nepal, Pakistan and Bangladesh are facing massive pressure for the vaccine this time. Recently, Pakistan started manufacturing the vaccine "PakVac" with the assistance of China’s CanSinoBio. India is the largest country among its neighbouring countries in South Asia. The relationship between Delhi and its neighbour does not always follow a straight line, but rather has ups and downs. It had a strong dominance over them, but geopolitical norms have slowly shifted against Indian interests

      After the return of the NATO forces from Afghanistan will be dominated by the Taliban. How they drive Afghanistan after the withdrawal of the NATO force? Really they committed to peace and prosperity.             Twenty years later, the NATO army, led primarily by the United States, is withdrawing from Afghanistan on September 11th. After Donald Trump’s Republican government, Democratic Joe Biden also did not change this policy on Afghanistan. Although he extends the withdrawal date from May to September, the Taliban is not looking satisfied with the additional time of withdrawal. Perhaps Biden wants to give a marking a symbol between the army withdrawal date and the terrorist attack of 11 th September 2001 in the name of managing security after the withdrawal of NATO forces. Australia, one of NATO's non-member supporters, will also close its embassy in Kabul in May. Other NATO allies have been feeling the burden of the unending problem of Afghanistan. Two decades ago,

  Nepal is fighting against the COVID19 infection this time. At the same time, the political forces are playing games that the only for the centre to capture the leadership of the government. It may be harmful to the newly practising democratic republic country.  Now, the issue of House dissolution is entered in the Supreme Court that will decide the further situation.       On May 22, the president of Nepal, Bidhya Devi Bhandari, dissolved the House of Representatives in accordance with Article 76 (7) of the Nepalese Constitution. Altogether, she called for a general election on November 12 and 19. Before this, the House was also dissolute five months (20 December 2020) ago, but the court rejected it and the house was revived again because of an unconstitutional step. The opposition alliance is protesting the dissolution. Perhaps they are preparing to launch a movement in the name of regression and going to knock on the door of the Supreme Court. At the same time, the country is al

Democracy  is not a single event of time or incident but a regular process. So the process of its r eformation  is also regular work. Even with the decades-long practice of democracy, Eastern countries are not able to bring cleanliness to the system. An old man with a wrinkled face told a real story of foul play during the political election. If we accept the direct monarchy, which was a feudal type of autocratic system up to 1990; aftermath I rarely saw fair elections, but the first election that the Maoist party was the distorted election in the name of democracy – he said with a satirical smile. Balance of Power, timely election, the rule of law and transparency are the basic foundations of democracy, but beliefs are always violated. I felt that the aged man was well known about democracy. Amid the talk, he said that he was also a contestant in a local election.   At that moment, the rain started to fall. He put an umbrella on it to avoid the rain. He was speaking in his style, &q

Covid is running with an orgy in its variant character, while governments and political parties' irresponsibility is looking very careless. The crowded election campaigns had reached a climax in India. Political leaders were involved in large-scale mass gatherings. In Nepal, a similar game is being played to determine whether the government should remain in power or be deposed. Processions in support or protest were often convened. Another reality is that people were participating freely in cultural crowds. Previously, under the guise of reviving a sustainable economy, the human flow that caused the second wave of the disaster was carelessly connected.   The second wave of Covid 19 has put India in trouble at this time. The crisis of oxygen, hospital beds and other essential medical supplies are putting a lot of pressure on the authorities. Because the death rate indicates an alarming situation.  According to the Times of India, over 4.14 lakh , fresh infections were reported on