The G20 Needs To Do More Than Recycle The G7’s Agenda – Analysis By Adam Triggs
The world economy is facing a two-speed recovery. The rich world is overheating. The poor world is stagnating, with Asia’s …
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Containment Beyond the Cold War (How Washington Lost the Post-Soviet Peace) By M. E. Sarotte
On December 15, 1991, U.S. Secretary of State James Baker arrived in Moscow amid political chaos to meet with Russian …
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World Powers and Kashmir By Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai
THE Kashmir dispute is one of the oldest unresolved international problems in the world which has been still pending on …
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China-US Competition By Dr. Iram Naseer
The transition from an all-out to “practical contest” presents a space for the Indo-Pacific. Much has been reported on proactive …
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Pakistan Saudi Ties By Masud Ahmad Khan
The foundation of bilateral relations was laid down in 1951 when a treaty of friendship was signed between two countries; …
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FATF and IMF Working in Unison Against Pakistan? By M Ziauddin
ON the face of it, there is seemingly no overlapping of objectives between the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and …
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Where is Quality in Education? By Attiya Munawar
HIGH quality education and training play a crucial role in the development of any country. Without education, no nation and …
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Kabul Visit | Editorial
FOREIGN MINISTER Shah Mahmood Qureshi’s flying visit to Kabul on Thursday is the first official high-level engagement between Pakistan and …
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The Moscow Format and Afghan Taliban By Huma Baqai
SOUTH Asia and Central Asia post US exit from Afghanistan are seen by many as global predictors for the rise …
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Pakistan and the IMF By Barrister Imran Ahmed Khan Abro
The International Monetary Fund promotes international financial stability and monetary cooperation, facilitates international trade, promotes employment and sustainable economic growth, …
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Rupee’s Downslide | Editorial
The rupee is under tremendous pressure after losing its value for more than 11 per cent in the last six …
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Urging Action | Editorial
Once again, in what seems like a necessary fortnightly routine, a Pakistani ambassador rang the alarm against the mass repression, …
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The North-South Divide in India By Masud Ahmad Khan
The oldest racial group in India is Adivasis, or the aboriginals, who live in areas extending from Assam in the …
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A New Quad | Editorial
New diplomatic developments are occurring, which have the potential of changing the course of the politics of the region. Four …
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Moscow Talks | Editorial
On Wednesday, Russia is hosting talks in Moscow which will include officials from 10 countries including China and Pakistan. These …
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U.S.-China Trade: Biden in Near Lockstep with Trump’s Policies By Milton Ezrati
It is strange how the commentariat gets used to things. Positions that were once described as a threat to world …
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Afghanistan Faces a New War By M Ziauddin
WITHIN a matter of a week starting Friday 08 October, the already uneasy regional calm had stood almost destroyed as …
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Geopolitical Reality and Major Powers By Dr Muhammad Akram Zaheer
The current geopolitical reality imposes new challenges and opportunities to resolve conflicts of interest through international cooperation, while maintaining a …
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