In July 1971, Henry Kissinger, then American national security adviser, had arrived in Pakistan on an official trip but suddenly developed a convenient case of “Delhi belly.” The top envoy was supposedly too ill to continue his itinerary. Instead, under cover, Kissinger slipped onto a secret aircraft and flew to Beijing. There, behind the curtain […]
Author Archives: Swaran Singh
Swaran Singh is a professor of diplomacy and disarmament with Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi), president of the Association of Asia Scholars, fellow of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute, India director of the South Asia Foresight Network of The Millennium Project, and specializes in Asian affairs with a focus on China and India.
