Realpolitik, economic interests, ideals and the quest for freedom will shape the great game playing out in Myanmar.

Realpolitik, economic interests, ideals and the quest for freedom will shape the great game playing out in Myanmar.
As Obama vows to move the US’ focus East, powerful nations begin to stake out their territory in the region.
India and the US have direct, yet different, interests in restoring peace and order to the regional neighbourhood.
Tensions are growing in the South China sea, where India, China and other countries have spared over drilling rights.
India’s nationhood has been weakened since the anti-corruption protests took place, and it must now reshape itself.
Despite their recent success, China and India may soon face some economic difficulties.
Despite Osama’s elimination by US commandos, the US has a unique opportunity to correct the balance in the region.
India must deal with its increasing energy demands whilst also recognising the post-Fukushima “panic transference”.
India’s former finance minister says “dynasticism” played a leading role in fostering culture of political corruption.
India’s former foreign minister hopes military rule in Egypt will only be a temporary measure.