North Korea Is Playing the Long Game—and Winning By Peter Harris
Fifty years ago this month, a North Korean fighter jet shot down a U.S. spy plane over the Sea of …Read More
New govt policies could finally see Pakistan as new global tourism player: Telegraph | Editorial
“If dope is what you want then you are going to the right place – hash and grass can be …Read More
Make Donald Trump Great Again By Douglas Macgregor
Candidate Donald Trump won the presidency because he talked tough in ways no presidential candidate has done in recent memory, …Read More
Russia's Dangerous Undersea Games by Lyle J. Goldstein
The fallout from the Mueller Report continues to roil Washington, with one side of the aisle hoping to scrutinize Robert …Read More
Buying up Kashmir | Editorial
One of the many promises by the Bharatiya Janata Party in its Election 2019 manifesto is one to allow the …Read More
Xi Jinping Is Winning the National Security War By Gordon G. Chang
America is in danger of “a McCarthyite Red Scare.” China could be the latest target of unfounded fear. So said …Read More
Pak-India stand-off By Najmuddin A. Shaikh
THE revelation by Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi in a press conference in Multan that Pakistan had credible intelligence about …Read More
War, a market-moving story By Jawed Naqvi
LORD Thomson, the Canadian media baron who ruled London’s Fleet Street for decades, described news as the grey stuff between …Read More
Trump raises the stakes against Iran, but to what end By Ishaan Tharoor
On Monday the Trump administration took the unprecedented step of designating Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guard Corps as a foreign terrorist …Read More
The fight against white supremacy could learn something from America’s By Charles Lane first war on terror
One hundred forty-eight years ago this month, a member of Congress decried what he saw as a double standard regarding …Read More
The Hanoi Summit Was Doomed From the Start By Ankit Panda and Vipin Narang
It should come as no surprise that the Hanoi summit between the United States and North Korea ended in failure. …Read More
A Cold War Case of Russian Collusion By David Shimer
In a matter of days, the U.S. Department of Justice will release a redacted version of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s …Read More
Industrialization, investment and friendly policies need of hour: Unisame |Editorial
The business community being badly affected seeks prompt solutions through friendly policies, which envisages industrialization and which goes all out …Read More
US-Iran hostility | Editorial
The growing US-Iran acrimony does not bode well for the world, particularly the Middle East. The US has already imposed …Read More
What the Brexit Mess Means for America By Paul R. Pillar
Donald Trump Jr. has taken to the op-ed pages to lecture the British about how they should have taken his …Read More
America’s Next 5 Moves in the Indo-Pacific Region By James Jay Carafano
Obama talked of pivoting to Asia. Donald Trump made Asia pivot to America. In the last two years, Trump has …Read More
No Country for Strongmen By Ruchir Sharma
Like most national elections in India, the one coming this spring will be decided in the mofussil. Originally a colonial …Read More
CPEC to cure trade deficit: Khusro / Editorial
ISLAMABAD – Federal Minister for Planning, Development & Reform Makhdum Khusro Bakhtyar stated that the issues of trade deficit, poor …Read More


