Global Markets Are Partying Like It Is 2008 (But a Crash Is Coming) By Desmond Lachman
After the 2008 U.S. housing and credit market crisis, Chuck Prince, the former Citibank CEO, explained his bank’s speculative activity …
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An Important Visit | Editorial
The Foreign Minister’s visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), is significant as always, more so because of the recent …
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BD’s Growing Ties With Pak, China, Turkey? By Syed Qamar Afzal Rizvi
IN the recent past, Dhaka has triggered its grave albeit warranted differences with New Delhi over the Rohingya refugee crisis, …
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Pakistan and Saudi Arabia-UAE Dynamics By Inam Ul Haque
Alot has happened, at least in the perceptual domain, since August 27, 2020, when I wrote “The imperatives of Pak-Saudi …
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The Crisis Opportunity By Jason Furman
On January 20, Joe Biden will walk into the White House as U.S. president facing an economic challenge much like …
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Sleepwalking Toward the Nuclear Precipice By Ernest J. Moniz and Sam Nunn
One of the best accounts of the lead-up to World War I, by the historian Christopher Clark, details how a …
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Fragile Middle East | Editorial
It’s not just the Israel-Palestine conflict that makes the Middle East (ME) volatile. Many other countries in the region are …
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The China Challenge After 2020 – Analysis By Marvin C. Ott
(FPRI) — The most urgent and immediate issues facing President-elect Joseph Biden will be domestic ones. Still, foreign policy will …
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Remodeling of UAE-Pakistan-Saudi Arabia Ties By Dr Mehmood-ul-Hassan Khan
DESPITE biased, planned, prejudice and conspiratorial social media propaganda and ill-informed politicians of the country that the issue of Kashmir …
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Biden’s Foreign Policy With Russia By Yasmeen Aftab Ali
What is apparent on the face of President-elect Biden’s coming tenure is that relations between Washington and Moscow are going …
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World Outlook in 2021 By Muhammad Omar Iftikhar
The year 2020 was marked with unprecedented chaos, unthinkable confusion, and unparalleled commotion. The pandemic that spread across the world …
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Impact Of COVID-19 On India’s Economy – Analysis By Shahnawaz Mughal*
The Covid-19 pandemic has had a devastating effect on the global economy. All major economies have contracted steeply with slow …
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The Forthcoming Sino-US Rift: Yet Another Binarization Of International Relations? By Prof Anis Bajrektarevic
As the present world order weakens, the mega confrontations have appeared more likely: On its post-Soviet revival quest, Russia becomes …
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Revival of SAARC | Editorial
AT a webinar, organized by the Institute of Regional Studies and participated by representatives from the member countries to mark …
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Pakistan and Bangladesh By Ikram Sehgal
Fifty years should be a sufficiently long time to go beyond the recriminations, hurt and feeling of revenge that has …
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Pakistan’s Legal Case at the UN Against India By Rehman Azhar
Pakistan has taken its case against the Indian sponsorship of terrorism on its soil to the United Nations. On Nov …
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How the U.S. Should Leave Afghanistan By Monica Toft
While on a recent foreign trip, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met with the Taliban negotiating team in Doha, discussing …
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Characteristics and Limitations of Foreign Policy Determinants By Iftikhar Ahmed
Henry Kissinger once observed that U.S. foreign policy in the twentieth century was characterized by “disastrous oscillations between over-commitment and …
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