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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Biden Won’t Reset US Foreign Policy On His Own – OpEd By John Feffer*
Joe Biden is a cautious man of the center. He has anchored the moderate camp of the Democratic Party for …
Read MoreThe Future Of Saudi-US Relations In Biden Era – OpEd By Dr. Mohammed Al-Sulami*
Saudi Arabia and the US have shared a long strategic alliance, ever since President Franklin D. Roosevelt met with the …
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A Look Back at US Presidents By Raheem Khan
As Joe Biden will take the oath as the 46th President of the United States on January 20, 2021 let’s …
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Rethink Post-Pandemic Development By Syed Mohammad Ali
At a quick glance, the Covid-19 pandemic may be viewed as an ‘equal opportunity’ virus which has infected the haves …
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Thaw in Pakistan, Bangladesh Relations? By Kamran Yousaf
Pakistan High Commissioner to Dhaka Imran Ahmed Siddique recently called on Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed. The meeting was …
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Pakistan-Bangladesh Ties Editorial
THE Pakistan-Bangladesh relationship is weighed down by history. But if bilateral ties are to progress, both Islamabad and Dhaka must …
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Russia-China Interests in Afghanistan By Abdul Shakoor Shah
AS the great powers deepen their presence in South Asia, all eyes are on Afghanistan. The two major powers are …
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