Back to Basics – How to Make Right What Trump Gets Wrong By Kori Schake
U.S. President Donald Trump’s sharp-elbowed nationalism, opposition to multilateralism and international institutions, and desire to shift costs onto U.S. allies …
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This Time Is Different – Why U.S. Foreign Policy Will Never Recover By Daniel W. Drezner
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a foreign policy community in possession of great power must be in want …
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War or peace By Dr Akmal Hussain
Foreign Minister Shah Mahmud Qureshi on Sunday, April 7, in a press briefing in Multan, announced that the government had …
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Syria in 2019 is Not Iraq in 2003 By Sam Sweeney
Over the last few months, the status of America’s presence in Syria has been a roller coaster of epic proportions. …
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Afghan peace talks By Syed Mohammad Ali
Despite relaunch of the annual spring offensive in Afghanistan and the surge in violence that it has unleashed, the ongoing …
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Middle East shenanigans | Editorial
Tehran has responded to the Trump administration’s designation of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organisation in …
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Who is sovereign By Aasim Sajjad Akhtar
BALOCHISTAN bleeds, yet again. Every time we are told that this country’s longest-suffering regions and people are on the road …
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Probable outcomes of Indian elections and Pakistan By Dr Raza Khan
The first phase of the extensive process of national elections in India has ended as people went to the polls …
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Indian Lake – A Broken Dream By Muhammad Azam Khan
‘India has long dreamed to be the dominant power in the Indian Ocean’. It envisions of turning the Indian Ocean …
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India’s dangerous delusions By Zamir Akram
During an election rally on April 14, Prime Minister Narendra Modi claimed that he had called Pakistan’s nuclear “bluff” by …
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FPSC Model Papers 40th Edition 2019
