Warring cyclops By F.S. Aijazuddin
THE West and Russia are two cyclops who have never been able to see eye to eye. Over centuries, they …
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Seismic shift in US foreign policy By Dr Moonis Ahmar
In a recent episode of Fareed Zakaria GPS on CNN, the renowned analyst quoted the defence minister of Singapore as …
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Gamechangers are Here! By Heinous Hijacking
We are living in interesting times. Until January 20, 2025, one could not think that the Cold War rivals would …
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Wakhan Corridor can act as a shield against terrorism By Durdana Najam
Pakistan’s relationship with Afghanistan has been marked by shared histories, cultural ties and decades of geopolitical upheaval. Despite these commonalities, …
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Making Britain great again? By Syed Mohammad Ali
The international development sector is in a state of shock. After the new American administration’s decision to freeze all development …
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The CPD forum By Luay Shabaneh
PAKISTAN is a member of the 58th UN Commission on Population and DevelopÂment (CPD) session to be held next month. …
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History’s echoes By F.S Aijazuddin
TWO fateful decisions authored by the British government — the Balfour DeclaÂraÂtion of 1917 and the Radcliffe Award of 1947 …
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Governing Gaza: need for consensus among Arabs By Dr Moonis Ahmar
In an informal meeting held in Riyadh on February 21 under the invitation of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman, …
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Gambling with World War III By Jawed Naqvi
TOO many opposite and unyielding opinions are ranged on the subject, which requires an explanatory note before coming to the …
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Rise of far right By Rafia Zakaria
EUROPE has been marching rightward for some time, with voters in France, Portugal, Belgium, and Austria following this trend. Germany’s …
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India’s Strategic Gamble By Agha Zuhaib Khan
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War in Gaza — method to madness? By Inam Ul Haque
This piece intends to undertake the cost-benefit analysis of the war in Gaza that started with Hamas’s surprise attack into …
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A Flawed Peace Deal Would Not End The War in Ukraine By Maksym Skrypchenko
Today, we mark three years of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. For three years, the Ukrainian people have demonstrated remarkable …
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Trump’s Shift: Bully to Peacemaker By Qamar Bashir
President Trump, in his speech at the Future Investment Initiative (FII) Summit, shifted America’s stance from a global enforcer to …
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The Downfall of the European Economy By Hasnain Javed
The European economy, once a bastion of stability and growth, is facing unprecedented challenges as it grapples with the dual …
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Rekindling the Indo-US bromance By Syed Mohammad Ali
Prime Minister Modi was the fourth world leader to visit the White House this past week, after President Trump’s landslide …
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Time to aim high and far to deepen China-Pakistan ties By Jiang Ziadong
At the invitation of H.E. President Xi Jinping, H.E. President Zardari paid a successful state visit to China earlier this …
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Saudi role in strategic conflict resolution By Adeela Naureen
As reported by Arab News, “US President Donald Trump will see his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Saudi Arabia for …
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