US-Iran Relations and Afghanistan By Durdana Najam
Iran wants a peaceful Afghanistan and has, for long, opened its arms for the Taliban – its former foe – …
Read MoreIndo-US Strategic Dialogue: A Threat to Regional Stability By Adeela Ahmed
The strategic status of the Asia-Pacific Region is rising due to its significant role in the global economy. It has …
Read MorePak-Turk Relations | Editorial
Similar problems bring both countries closer Turkey’s foreign minister was in town for an unconventionally long five-day visit meeting with …
Read MoreNever-Ending Conflict | Editorial
The unending conflict in Afghanistan continues to trudge on and there is no telling when this horrific cycle of death …
Read MoreRussia-Sino Strategic Alliance | Editorial
Nearly thirty years after the fall of the Soviet Union and Moscow is firmly back in the military game. It …
Read MoreFor Palestinians, America Was Never an Honest Broker By Dalia Hatuqa
For decades, Palestinian leaders have engaged in a rigged peace process, seeking to force the international community’s blueprint for a …
Read MoreNorth Korea Denuclearization Is Nice, But Peace Is Better By Daniel L. Davis
North Korea celebrated the seventieth anniversary of their founding on Sunday, with a massive military parade featuring tanks, artillery, and …
Read MoreUK-Pakistan Trade Ties By Rehman Chishti
I am delighted to be in Pakistan for my third visit as the British Prime Minister’s trade envoy to Pakistan, …
Read MorePakistan And The Middle East Crisis By Asad Hussain
Pakistan’s foreign policy generally centres on its relations with its immediate neighbours, especially India and Afghanistan, and with larger powers …
Read MoreTowards a Sustainable Financial System By Saima Akbar Ahmed
The buzz-word today in global finance is ‘sustainable finance’. An article published in the well-reputed periodical The Economist, explains the …
Read MoreA Thaw in Pak-Russia Relations By Muhammad Usman Ghani
Pakistan, with its unique geographical location and its access to the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, has always attracted …
Read MoreForeign Policy Challenges For New Government By Kashif Ahmad Mohaar
Foreign policy is dependent upon domestic policy of any country. A domestically stable country can successfully exert its influence on …
Read MoreRussia and Turkey Will Collide Over End of Syrian Civil War By Gabriel White & Bogdan Belei
At the beginning of August, the Syrian military planes flew over the northwestern province of Idlib and dropped leaflets urging …
Read MoreTrump’s Policies Could Isolate America By Mohammad Jamil
IN May 2018, Donald Trump withdrew from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), also known as the Iran nuclear …
Read MoreRearranging CPEC | Editorial
THE news from Southeast Asia has made some headlines domestically too, as a newly elected leader in Malaysia decided to …
Read MoreTouting Ties: US, India Announce Military Drills
NEW DELHI: Top Indian and US officials on Thursday touted deepening ties that will see greater cooperation between the two …
Read MoreThe U.S. Needs a New North Korea Strategy By Christopher R. Hill
Maybe they were never really bolted on in the first place, but in recent weeks it looks very clear that …
Read MoreThe End of History By Harlan K Ullman
Francis Fukuyama famously and wrongly argued that the end of the Cold War, Communism and the Soviet Union assured the …
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