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The discourse of Dr Maleeha Lodhi –the permanent representative of Pakistan to United Nations (UN)– in the United Nations Security …
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THE Extraordinary Summit of OIC, pertaining to violence against Palestinians by Israeli troops, convened by Turkey has not only discussed …
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There is no denying the fact that India perceives China as its arch rival when it comes to gaining supremacy …
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The US decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran could scare off European investors but oil-thirsty China may step into the …
Read MoreThe Korean Falling Out | Editorial
Following weeks of tentative overtures at reconciliation and grandiose gestures of a budding symbolic peace process, the relationship between the …
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AS the world community has come down hard on Donald Trump’s announcement of likely pulling out from the Iranian nuclear …
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THE 2003 US invasion of Iraq shattered the delicate sectarian balance in the valley of two rivers. US sponsored Iraq …
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