Trump’s Last Push For Afghan Peace By Iqbal Khan
INTRA Afghan talks began on 05 January. The negotiators are expected to cover contentious issues such as power-sharing and a …
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Power Dynamics, More Than Ideology, Drive US-China Tensions – Analysis By Denny Roy
Many commentaries discuss a resurgent ideological struggle between China and the United States. Ideology plays a role in the current …
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Kim Jong-Un Wants a Good-Will Gesture, and Biden Should Give It By Bonnie Kristian
Listening to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is, necessarily, an exercise in discernment. A man who would be laughable were …
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Expectations From Biden By Talat Masood
More than half of America and in all probability most of the world would be taking a sigh of relief …
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Will Brexit Break Britain? By Milton Ezrati
At last Britain and the European Union have signed a deal for Brexit. Aside from its specific provisions, its existence …
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The United States Needs a Democracy Summit at Home By James Goldgeier and Bruce W. Jentleson
It seemed like something straight out of a dystopian movie. Incited by the outgoing president of the United States, insurrectionists …
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‘Good News’ From IMF? | Editorial
Perhaps it would have been a little more reassuring if the news about the “good news” about the IMF program …
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Power, Water And Climate By Eurasia Review
As the planet continues to warm, the twin challenges of diminishing water supply and growing energy demand will intensify. But …
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The Shame Of Global Hunger – OpEd By Graham Peebles
We live in a world of plenty, resource rich, financially wealthy, but despite this abundance an estimated 700 million people …
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Afghan Peace Negotiations | Editorial
To be fair, nobody expected the road to Afghan peace to be a walk in the park. Getting the two …
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Global Dynamics in 2021 By Maleeha Lodhi
AT this time of the year many reports and assessments are published looking at the year ahead, identifying global dynamics …
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Joe Biden’s Foreign Policy Dream Team Is Disappointing By Ted Galen Carpenter
Anyone hoping that Joe Biden’s presidency might embrace new thinking on foreign policy and a greater receptivity to the concept …
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Dissecting the EU/UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement By Dr Muhammad Khurram
RECENTLY I came across a lot of friends who were really confused about Brexit. Some though Britain was still in …
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What Has Not Changed in U.S.-China Relations By John Cookson
In the last few years, it has become gospel in Washington that the status quo of U.S. policy toward China …
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Global Economic Outlook For 2021 By Rashid A Mughal
YEAR 2020 has been a year of disaster for the global economy. All the predictions and forecasts made in January …
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Indo-US Relations Under Biden By Inam Ul Haque
When I penned “Joe Biden, South Asia and Pak-US Ties”, printed on November 26, 2020, in this space, the administration …
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Inside Spoilers & Afghan Peace Process By Reema Shaukat
PAKISTAN has always supported Afghan-led, Afghan-owned peace process while extending its all-out political and moral support to Afghanistan. Last year …
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Kashmir Dispute — A Stark Proof of UN Failure By Muhammad Raza Malik
THE people of India illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir have been facing the worst kind of Indian state terrorism for …
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