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In the volatile Middle East the US has a limited ability to influence events when rich Saudi Arabia, the Emirates …
Read MorePak-Russia Relations: Certain Realities | Dr Qaisar Rashid
Immediately after 1991, Russia started extending the hand of friendship to Pakistan to which Pakistan remained sceptical. In the meantime, …
Read MorePakistan and the Saudi Coalition | Nasim Zehra
Pakistan’s foreign policy managers, including the prime minister, the advisor on foreign policy, the foreign secretary and indeed the spokesperson, …
Read MoreDeveloping Rural Pakistan | Dr Habib Gul
RURAL development is the uprising the living standard of the farmers, miners and the poor and all those living in …
Read MoreTerrorism & Indo-Pak Relations | Shahid M Amin
Barely a week after Pakistan and India agreed to make a fresh start in their troubled bilateral relationship, terrorists struck …
Read MorePakistan’s Balancing Act | Najma Minhas
The past week has seen both the Saudi Arabian foreign minister and defense ministers visiting Pakistan. As the second largest …
Read MoreThe World’s Most Important Partnership | Arshmah Jamil
“Our two countries’ multi-faceted cooperation is in our peoples’ fundamental interests and is a conscious historic choice. We will continue …
Read MoreThe Saudi Arabia-Iran Stand-off — What Next? | Munawar Mirza
Anybody studying the architecture of the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East should not be surprised at Saudi Arabia announcing …
Read MorePresident Obama’s Asia Pivot Approach | Shahid Javed Burki
The continent towards which President Barack Obama hoped to pivot the US was very different at the beginning of his …
Read MoreEconomic Prospects for 2016
In its latest report, Global Economic Prospects 2016, the World Bank has warned of threats to developing economies, highlighting that …
Read MorePathankot Aftermath: Terrorism Holds Indo-Pak Ties Hostage Once Again
IT has been speculated that the nascent India-Pakistan rapprochement has been made possible by outside diplomacy, particularly by the US. …
Read MoreForeign Relations Blossom | Express Tribune Editorial
Pakistan and Sri Lanka have nothing to quarrel about and so never have, with the two nations enjoying very cordial …
Read MoreDeception of Nuclear ‘no first use’ | Hasan Ehtisham and Ahsan Ali Zahid
Nuclear deterrence can only be established when there is considerable threat of nuclear escalation during any crisis Sandy Berger would …
Read MoreAfter America | Omar Waraich
SURVEY Pakistani television news channels, and one still routinely hears omnipotence and omniscience ascribed to the United States. In the …
Read MoreEngaging India | Munir Akram
AFTER an initially ‘mature’ response to the attack on the Pathankot air force base, the Indian government has reverted to …
Read MoreWomen in the Police — Bumpy Road to Equality | Mohammad Ali Babakhel
While South Asian women, over the years, have made an indelible mark in statecraft, surprisingly in the sphere of the …
Read MorePakistan’s Reconstructive Surgery | Farrukh Khan Pitafi
Silent. Decaying. Smouldering. Hurting without much noise. That is how most South Asians spend their mortal lives. When it becomes …
Read MoreRealism on Summits | A.G. Noorani
AFTER Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in Lahore on Dec 25, India and Pakistan have …
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