'Mercenary” used to be a dirty word in Africa. On “The Intelligence” we learn why there may be more of them now than ever before
The first deaths at the contested border in 45 years signal broader geopolitical shifts—and mark an escalation that will be difficult to reverse.
“Mercenary” is less and less a dirty word in Africa; in fact, there may be more of them than ever before. And how the art business increasingly relies on marketing the dead.
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Breakingviews - Economic arsenals intensify India and China clash(Reuters Breakingviews) - Economic roads between India and China may prove as fraught as real ones running through the Himalayas. The first deadly clash between the nuclear powers in decades is even weightier given their deepening commercial links. Those were supposed to help maintain the peace, but instead it is looking like geopolitical and financial battles will feed on each other.
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Wider armed conflict between India and China unlikely after 'violent' border clashIndia's foreign ministry said a 'violent face-off' occurred on Monday evening along the border in the Galwan Valley in Ladakh, where soldiers from India and China have been locked in a standoff since May.
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Pressure grows on India's Modi after deadly skirmish with China over Himalayan borderAfter around two-dozen soldiers died in a bloody skirmish between Chinese and Indian forces on the Himalayan border, both sides are attempting to deescalate the situation even as some in India call for a more forceful response.
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