Trump and Mattis By Rizwan Ghani
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President Trump’s decisions to withdraw troops from Syria and reduce the forces in Afghanistan by 50 per cent to a …
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IT may be the right decision made for the wrong reason and executed in the wrong way. The reality of …
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TWO big tests are looming for the PTI government. Both have similar timelines. One is the stabilisation programme to be …
Read MoreRoad Towards Peace, Stability of Afghanistan By Adeela Ahmed
AFGHANISTAN is a state which is viciously suffering from chaos and Instability. The people of Afghanistan have been in the …
Read MoreHow America’s Foreign Policy Establishment Got China Wrong By James Curran
CHINA HAS begun to assert a grand vision of its own for a new world. Speaking at the Communist Party’s …
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LAST week, the United States was alone at the United Nations Security Council over its decision to withdraw from the …
Read MoreWater Wars in the Offing! By Khalid Saleem
INEQUITABLE apportionment of water resources is fast becoming the cause of tension in several regions of the world. Our region …
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Read MoreChina and Russia: A Strategic Alliance in the Making By Graham Allison
THE YEAR before he died in 2017, one of America’s leading twentieth-century strategic thinkers, Zbigniew Brzezinski, sounded an alarm. In …
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THE 21st Conference of the Parties, hailed as a landmark agreement on climate change and forged in the spirit of …
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China will not, repeat, not repeat the old practice of a strong country seeking hegemony,” Wang Yi, China’s foreign minister, …
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It’s not all about Donald Trump. That’s a statement more easily written than believed, given the U.S. president’s erratic comportment …
Read MoreCOP24 — Deal or no Deal? | Editorial
As the two-week UN summit on climate change prepares to draw to an end, much hangs in the balance. The …
Read MoreBroken Europe By Helen Thompson
The European Union has always struggled to accommodate the democratic politics of its members. The problem became serious in 1999, …
Read MoreThe Korean Connectivity By Dr. Ahmad Rashid Malik
The basic purpose of Ri Yonh-ho visit to Beijing was to seek Beijing’s advice on resolving nuclear issues with Washington. …
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