The BRI and Syria By Arhama Siddiqa
While taking the oath to officiate to reaffirm his authority as Syria’s President for a further seven years, Bashar al-Assad …
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Why the Quad Alarms China By Kevin Rudd
When former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe invited officials from Australia, India, and the United States to meet in Manila …
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The Afghan Refugee By Aasim Sajjad Akhtar
PRETTY much all states deploy facts selectively to sustain their national ideologies, inconvenient truths glossed over to maintain the façade …
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Pak-Russia Ties: Prospects and Challenges By Wali Ejaz Nekokara
Pak-Russia relations are a saga of mistrust. There are three main periods in which a trust deficit was triggered between …
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US-EU Three Seas Initiative vs Russia & China By Syed Qamar Afzal Rizvi
APPARENTLY, with the Biden Administration’s glaring slogan that America is back, a new resurrection in the transatlantic relationship seems to …
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Peace Conference | Editorial
Senior officials confirmed on Monday that Pakistan has decided to shelve the Afghanistan Peace Conference because of the Afghan government’s …
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Widening Deficit | Editorial
Pakistan kicked off the new financial year with a trade deficit worth $3.058 billion, an estimated 81.4 percent. Through restricting …
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A Deal With Russia On Afghanistan May Give US a Chance To Save Face By Djoomart Otorbaev
During their June 16 Geneva summit, Russian President Vladimir Putin reportedly offered US President Joe Biden the use of Russian …
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We Cannot Stand By and Watch Afghanistan Collapse By Kai Eide and Tadamichi Yamamoto
The past few months in Afghanistan, even by the standards set by two decades of war, have been especially calamitous. …
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Afghanistan Needs a Broad-Based Solution Amid Taleban’s Onslaught By Waqar Mustafa
As I start writing these lines, reports pour in of an attack on the residence of Afghanistan’s defence minister. Not …
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THERE is one fact that is being unanimously accepted by statesmen, researchers, historians and academicians alike that the Old World …
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When Biden Meets Putin By Michael Kimmage
US. President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin, who are scheduled to meet in Geneva on June 16, may …
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Challenges After US Troops Withdrawal By Rashid A Mughal
PRESIDENT Biden has announced that the United States will withdraw all remaining military forces from Afghanistan before September 11, 2021 …
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FATF Review | Editorial
Pakistan isn’t out of the woods yet. But, much like British Rail, it’s getting there. At least this was the …
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Pivot Asia and Regional Fears By Dr Muhammad Ali Ehsan
The 21st century is declared as Asian Century, and the US has already pivoted towards Asia so that it doesn’t …
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Developing a Foreign Policy For Pakistan By Najm us Saqib
A nation may stop daydreaming of having a strong foreign policy in the face of diminishing credibility, weak economic indicators, …
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Resolving the Palestine-Israel Conflict By Raza Muhammad Khan
FOR much of the world, the West Bank, Golan Heights and East Jerusalem remain occupied, by Israel since 1967. Israel …
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Syrian Civil War | Editorial
Half a million dead. That is the latest estimate of the death toll from the decade-long Syrian civil war from …
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