Global Recession-and Pakistan | By Farrukh Saleem
Global Recession-and Pakistan | By Farrukh Saleem The United States of America, the largest economy in the world, has gone …
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Why Biden’s Middle East Policies Look Like Trump’s By Paul R. Pillar
Why Biden’s Middle East Policies Look Like Trump’s By Paul R. Pillar Joe Biden, who became the oldest U.S. president …
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Deterrence Or Disarmament? By Ayesha Naseem
Deterrence Or Disarmament? By Ayesha Naseem The ongoing war in Ukraine has revealed a lot of myths that we commonly …
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Great-Power Competition Is Bad for Democracy By Michael Brenes and Van Jackson
Great-Power Competition Is Bad for Democracy By Michael Brenes and Van Jackson Democrats and Republicans alike have greeted the prospect …
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Can ‘Super Tax’ Alleviate Poverty? By Dr M Abdul Kamal
Can ‘Super Tax’ Alleviate Poverty? By Dr M Abdul Kamal THE incumbent government has imposed a 10% direct tax in …
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Need to Make Education Provision More Resilient By Syed M.Ali
Need to Make Education Provision More Resilient By Syed Mohammad Ali Achieving the goal of providing quality education for all …
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Trade With India By Fahd Humayun
Trade With India By Fahd Humayun THE debate over whether or not Pakistan should trade with India has resurfaced in …
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The NATO Summit and Ukraine War By Munir Ahmed
The NATO Summit and Ukraine War By Munir Ahmed The NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) Summit concluded on June 30 …
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Fresh Foreign Policy Challenges on the Horizon By Hassan Khan
Fresh Foreign Policy Challenges on the Horizon By Hassan Khan The dominance of the West under the influence of the …
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Educational Woes By Syed Haris Nawaz
Educational Woes By Syed Haris Nawaz Education determines the fate of a nation. Quality education leads to prosperity, technological advancements, …
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A Limitless Partnership With Limits By Dr Muhammad Ali Ehsan
A Limitless Partnership With Limits By Dr Muhammad Ali Ehsan China is the world’s largest oil consumer and Russia is …
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Thinking About the Unthinkable in Ukraine By Richard K. Betts
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The Second-Coming Of The BRICS – Analysis By Zongyuan Zoe Liu
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How NATO and G-7 are Polarising the World By Dr Moonis Ahmar
How NATO and G-7 are Polarising the World By Dr Moonis Ahmar On June 29, NATO held its landmark summit …
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CPEC Resumption | Editorial
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Why There is a Need For a Reset of Pak-US Ties By Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry
PAKISTAN’S relations with the US have never been steady, oscillating between highs and lows. Both maintain mutually exclusive expectations from …
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Boris Johnson’s Exit | Editorial
AFTER three eventful and tumultuous years at 10 Downing Street, Boris Johnson is getting ready to pack his bags and …
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Geopolitical Strategic Competition and Global Balance By Dr Muhammad Akram Zaheer
Geopolitical is defined as a struggle for the control of geographical entities with an international and global dimension, and the …
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