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Reasons For Foreign Policy Failures By Mohammad Jamil
THEORETICALLY, foreign policy goal of any country is to have cordial relations with all countries of the world, focusing on commonality of interests and relegating the divergences to the secondary position. Unfortunately, our foreign policy has been susceptible to manipulations because of political...
Kim Jong Un Crossed The Rubicon: The Future Of North Korea – OpEd By Max S. Kim
North Korean leader Kim finally walked out to the Western world and met with US President Trump. This historic engagement means much for the future of the reclusive country, which has earned an international reputation for its continued pathological and lawless behavior. Trump has done enough on...
Growing Turkish Influence In Syria – OpEd By Iqra Mobeen Akram*
While the role of the US, Russia, KSA, and Iran are vastly discussed when it comes to the convoluted dynamics of Syria, the Turkish factor is not underlined as much as it is required. The involvement of Turkey since the beginning of the crisis has been more consistent than the US position or...
European Interests And The Iranian Nuclear Deal – OpEd By Riaz Khokhar
By the calculus of madman theory of diplomacy, Donald Trump thinks he can use the tactics of diplomatic compellence to pressurize the opponents into adopting a behaviour that suits the U.S. interests. Let alone the U.S.’ vaunted opponents (North Korea and Iran), its trans-Atlantic partners in...
A Trump Foreign Policy By : Dimitri K. Simes
AFTER A YEAR and a half in office, Donald Trump’s foreign policy appears poised for success, though some major challenges in approach and execution remain. While still a work in progress, the president’s approach already reflects some commendable and much needed changes, genuinely putting...
Khyber Pass: World Bank to Help Pakistan Develop Corridor With Afghanistan
June 18,2018 / Opinion Pakistan & Afghanistan / 0 CommentsISLAMABAD: The World Bank is committing over half a billion dollars through two projects to support renewable energy in Sindh and expand economic activity between Pakistan and Afghanistan through the development of an economic corridor along the Khyber Pass. “The projects will address...
An unreliable US leaves the door open to Beijing | Editorial
This has been a momentous week in global affairs, with the raucous G7 summit, the meeting between the US president and the leader of North Korea, and Washington’s decision to impose up to $50bn in tariffs on China. The impact on Asia will be particularly profound. The confluence could...
The Kashmir Report | Editorial
June 18,2018 / Opinion Pakistan & India / 0 CommentsFinally some heed has been taken of Indian-administered Kashmir. The UN has issued its first ever report into human rights abuses in Indian-administered Kashmir as well as the human rights situation in Azad Jammu and Kashmir. The report comes as a small but significant victory for the people of...
Pakistan’s Major Problems And Their Solutions By Syed Zeeshan Haider
Keeping democratic institutions strong Pakistan has faced major challenges in its socioeconomic situation over past seventy years. However, not all problems have been overcome. The key problems of today include: water scarcity; the lack of sustainable development projects; an increasingly...
SCO-From Shanghai to Qingdao By S M Hali
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), which just concluded its summit at the eve of 17 years of its formation in China’s progressive metropolis Qingdao, appears to have come of age. The Shanghai spirit continues to guide the SCO member states, which now include Pakistan and India as well....
