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Jan 1,22The deal with Saudi Arabia, which puts $3 billion in the state bank’s vaults and gives us a $1.2 billion …
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Jan 1,22SOON after the withdrawal of the American troops from Afghanistan, President Biden declared in his first foreign policy speech in …
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Oct 28,21Since then, China has locked down a city of 4 million, as well as several smaller cities and parts of …
Read MoreThe International Order Isn’t Ready for the Climate Crisis By Stewart M. Patrick
Oct 28,21The planet is in the throes of an environmental emergency. Humanity’s continued addiction to fossil fuels and its voracious appetite …
Read MoreWhat is the Future of Bilateral Ties Between Afghanistan and Iran? By Dr Tahir Ashraf
Oct 28,21Who could have imagined that closer ties could be established between the Afghan Taliban and Iran, but the two sides …
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Oct 28,21According to the United Nations World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), Asia suffered its hottest day on record in 2020. The implications …
Read MoreThe Stalemate Of Vienna Nuclear Talks – OpEd By Cyrus Yaqubi
Oct 27,21After the sixth round of nuclear talks in Vienna about revving the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action(JCPOA), where Rouhani’s administration …
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