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September 11th changed the trajectory of history. The attacks began what appears to be war campaign with no end in …
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Religious liberty advocates hope a new congressional scorecard will embolden members of Congress to promote freedom for embattled religious minorities …
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India’s Former National Security Adviser and foreign secretary Shivshankar Menon in a lecture in New Delhi argued that, “sooner rather …
Read MoreReviving American Power After Obama | Kim R. Holmes
For the last seven years we have witnessed an unprecedented experiment based on a fundamental question: What would the world …
Read MoreHow The Islamic State Has Legitimized The Taliban – Analysis | Luis Durani
Reports have surfaced indicating that long time regional adversaries Russia and the Taliban are exchanging intelligence on the presence of …
Read MoreChina-Iran Upgrade Their ‘Comprehensive Strategic Relationship’ | Gordon G. Chang
Chinese President Xi Jinping just wrapped up his three-nation tour to the Middle East with a visit to Iran. The …
Read MoreThe Tenth IMF Review | Anjum Ibrahim
The tenth review of the 6.64 billion dollar Extended Fund Facility between the International Monetary Fund (IMF) team and the …
Read MoreIslamophobia in US And EU | Pakistan Observer Editorial
DESPITE claiming of being open and free societies, hate and negative attitude against Muslims in Europe and the United States …
Read MoreEchoes Of Nixon In US-Iran Rapprochement – Analysis | Omar Mawji
On July 14, 2015, Iran and six world powers known as the P5 +1 (China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, …
Read MoreMiddle East And China’s ‘Belt And Road’: Xi Jinping’s 2016 State Visits To Saudi Arabia, Egypt And Iran – Analysis
For his first overseas tour of 2016, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited 3 key nations in the Middle East: Saudi …
Read MoreThe Saudi-Iranian Strife | Masooma Batool
Saudi Arabia and Iran are two regional powers in the Middle East, that act as two big divides in the …
Read MoreEU Praises Pakistan’s Progress, Urges Country to do More for Human Rights, Justice
ISLAMABAD: The European Union (EU) has said that Pakistan’s fight against terrorism has created new human rights challenges that need …
Read MoreTime For Arab-Iraq Rapprochement | Tariq Alhomayed
In an interview published in this newspaper on Saturday, Iraqi Defense Minister Khaled Al-Obaidi said that Iraq’s current government “has …
Read MoreCorruption Perceptions Index 2015: Pakistan Fares Better Than all SAARC States
ISLAMABAD: The Transparency InterÂnational (TI) maintained on Tuesday that Pakistan was the only country among the five member states of …
Read MoreWorldwide Concerns Over Afghan Security | Reema Shaukat
Afghanistan security dynamics are not easy to be addressed in a day. After 9/11 security challenges in Afghanistan are not …
Read MoreThe two greatest threats to US-Iran détente | Mohamad Bazz
On Jan 16, the United States and Europe lifted sanctions on Tehran after the six-month-old Iran nuclear deal reached its …
Read MoreWhere is the Global Economy Headed? | Shahid Javed Burki
The year is still young but even in the first few weeks of 2016 strains are being felt by the …
Read MoreNorth Korea’s Nuclear Ambitions | M Omar Iftikhar
Regional conflicts have always been on the rise during the post-2nd World War as new boundaries were made and allies …
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