The New Cold War By Advocate Hammad Ali
THE term ‘cold war’ first appeared in 1945 in an essay by the English writer George Orwell named ‘You and …
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From Phantasm to Reality: The China-Iran Deal By Arhama Siddiqa
Last year, an 18-page draft of an agreement between China and Iran, obtained by The New York Times caused much …
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Malign Or Benign? China–US Strategic Competition Under Biden – Analysis By Jia Qingguo
In late 2017 China–US relations shifted dramatically when the Trump administration officially labelled China a strategic competitor. For various reasons …
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Nuclear Weapons Blazing: Britain Enters The US-China Fray – OpEd By Ramzy Baroud
Boris Johnson’s March 16 speech before the British Parliament was reminiscent, at least in tone, to that of Chinese President …
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Analyzing the Indian Strategy in Afghanistan By Zafar Iqbal Yousafzai
India since Nehru’s time has been trying to put itself on the path of a major player in the region …
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New hope for South Asia By Raashid Wali Janjua
HOPE springs eternal in human bosom and South Asia might just be lucky enough to experience the post-Biden peace dividends …
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World Bank Agreements | Editorial
Days after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved the third tranche of funds for Pakistan, the World Bank also signed …
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Old World Order | Editorial
Ever since President Biden’s arrival into the Oval Office, traditional US rivalries have reached yet another pinnacle of hostility. The …
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Water Challenges By Aisha Khan
WATER security has emerged as a sub-set of human security, raising serious concerns about peace, stability and moral and legal …
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North Korea Fires More Rockets in Latest Challenge to Biden By Edward White, Demetri Sevastopulo and Robin Harding
North Korea has conducted its second significant weapons test in the past week, raising one of the first big foreign …
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How Biden Views The World – OpEd By John Feffer
In his first foreign policy speech as president, delivered at the State Department on February 4, 2021, Joe Biden laid …
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SCO Military Drills | Editorial
Pakistan’s hosting of anti-terror military drills of the eight-nation Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) later this year is a big achievement. …
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It Is Time for a Realistic Bargain With North Korea By Eric Brewer and Sue Mi Terry
North Korea’s recent missile tests serve as a reminder that U.S. President Joe Biden faces no more intractable foreign policy …
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There Will Not Be a New Cold War By Thomas J. Christensen
For the past few decades, Chinese scholars, pundits, and diplomats have often falsely accused the United States of adopting a …
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Revival of Quad and the US-China Rivalry By Huma Baqai
The QUAD forum was initially formed to coordinate relief efforts post 2004 tsunami, and then re mained mostly inactive for …
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Overcoming Poverty By Akbar Jan Marwat
AS claimed by Chinese President Xi Jinping, China has indeed performed the miracle of the modern age, by lifting up …
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Heart Of Asia | Editorial
While the United States (US) is facing a dilemma over the current situation in Afghanistan, the 9th ministerial meeting of …
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Regional Trade | Editorial
PAKISTAN’S exports to regional countries — including South Asian nations, Iran and China — have plunged by a hefty 22pc …
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