Brexit Deal | Editorial
THE European Union and Britain have finally reached a deal that will govern the essentials of their post-Brexit relationship. The …
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Why America Needs a Foreign Policy Reset By Dimitri K. Simes
THE UNITED States today faces real geopolitical peril, and neither the Biden team nor the broader U.S. foreign policy establishment …
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Contemporary Climate Change By Dr Sahar Fazal
A warming climate is taking its toll on Earth from different perspectives. We have to wake up to this ferocious …
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Pakistan’s Perceived Role in Russia’s GEP By Syed Qamar Afzal Rizvi
STRATEGICALLY, Russia’s Greater Eurasian Partnership (GEP) is regarded as an important component of Moscow’s foreign policy. President Putin simplified this …
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US-Iran Relations | Editorial
One of the most consequential foreign policy decisions that the Trump administration took was undermining the previous Obama government’s deal …
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Current Account Surplus | Editorial
The monthly streak of year-on-year surplus in the current account continues, in a sign of sustained, gradual economic recovery that …
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Debt Relief | Editorial
As part of the larger Debt Service Suspension Initiative (DSSI) to help neutralise the economic hardships brought upon by the …
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Talking Peace While Making War By Malik M Ashraf
THE hopes kindled by the US-Taliban Agreement in February 2020 and subsequent commencement of intra-Afghan dialogue on 12 September to …
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Geo-Strategic Importance of Pakistan-Russia Relations By Sajjad Shaukat
There are no permanent friends and enemies in international politics. Friendship and enmity change in accordance with the states’ interests …
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Pakistan-Saudi Ties | Editorial
THE relationship between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia is indeed a strong one that goes back decades. While Pakistanis have a …
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Success At UNGA | Editorial
Pakistan secured a diplomatic victory on Friday when a resolution it sponsored was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly …
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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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