Foreign Policy & Middle East By Dr Muhammad Khan
THE foreign policy of Pakistan has been dynamic and farsighted right from its emergence as an independent state in 1947. …
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Afghan Peace Prospects By Maleeha Lodhi
WILL the peace process between Afghanistan’s warring parties be put at risk by the Pentagon’s recent announcement that more US …
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Addressing The Sino-Russian Challenge – Analysis By Richard Weitz and Hudson Institute
The Trump administration has described the People’s Republic of China and the Russian Federation as the most significant great-power challengers …
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Rocky Road Ahead For Biden On US–China Relations – Analysis By Zhiqun Zhu
Despite US President Donald Trump’s refusal to concede, the 2020 US presidential election is over and former vice president Joe …
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A Climate-First Foreign Policy By Steven Herz, Brendan Guy, and Jake Schmidt
President Donald Trump will hand the incoming administration of President-elect Joe Biden a daunting set of foreign policy challenges, including …
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Halting UAE Visas | Editorial
IT appears that the Pakistani workforce in the UAE, along with labour from some other, mostly Muslim, countries, has become …
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Back to Virus Peak Times | Editorial
Though the world has seen the birth of a successful vaccine against coronavirus, and its distribution worldwide is a matter …
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Neo-unipolar World Order By Khalid Chandio
Long ago the Greek philosopherHeraclitus had said: “There is nothing permanent except change.” A constant in world order still remains …
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Can Biden Salvage the Iran Nuclear Deal? By Fatima Raza
When President Donald Trump unilaterally abandoned the Iran nuclear deal on May 8, 2018, it initiated a series of unfortunate …
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China Signs World’s Biggest Trade Deal With 14 Asia-Pacific Nations By Waseem Shabbir
RECENTLY, China has signed history’s biggest free trade agreement named “RECP” with 10 “ASEAN” countries along with region’s heaviest economic …
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China Has Made Drone Warfare Global By Michael C. Horowitz, Joshua A. Schwartz, and Matthew Fuhrmann
Drone warfare is one of the most important international security developments of the twenty-first century. Armed drones are proliferating rapidly, …
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Welcome Back America – Warning, Foreign policy Challenges Ahead! By Saad Masood
A fiercely divided vote, one party not conceding the election to the other, baseless assertion of wide voter fraud, firings …
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Trump’s Failure By Mahrukh A Mughal
TRUMP’S loss feels like an acute failure to rise to the moment — a feature not just of his presidency …
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Iran’s Overture | Editorial
THE US-Iran relationship has been characterised by confrontation ever since 1979, when Tehran, following Ayatollah Khomeini’s Islamic Revolution, broke away …
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Restructuring Taxation | Editorial
A new report by the IMF, given to the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), highlights the drawbacks and inefficiencies of …
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Pipeline Dream Coming True | Editorial
PAKISTAN and the Russian Federation have overcome another hurdle in the way of implementation of the strategically important North-South Gas …
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China’s Strategic Commercial Diplomacy By Dr Mehmood-ul-Hassan Khan
CHINA has once again showed the “strategic” importance of its global “commercial” diplomacy by signing the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership …
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Biden’s Climate Change Narrative By Eric Shahzar
As Biden is set to take office as the next US president, the 117th Congress is unlikely to pass major …
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