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IT was the massacre of unarmed Palestinians, and not the celebrations of the relocation of the US embassy to Jerusalem, …
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The 48-member Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) was formed to prevent further nuclear proliferation when India diverted its Canadian-supplied nuclear technology …
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Pakistan-US relations continue to face one challenge after another. The latest episode that further vitiated the relationship was the result …
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SEOUL — North Korea is rapidly moving the goal posts for next month’s summit between leader Kim Jong Un and …
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The importance of public sector Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) for any country cannot be denied. In all the developed countries …
Read MoreIndia and the Kashmir Dispute By Muhammad Abdul Qadeer
During a recent interview to The Indian Express, Indian Army Chief, General Bipin Rawat sent out a message to Kashmiri …
Read MoreWhere are Pak-US Relations Heading? By Hammal Kashani
The unsettled marriage between Pakistan and the US continues to witness ripples since the commencement of Trump’s presidency. Recently, the …
Read MoreThe New World Order: Donald Trump goes it alone By Gideon Rachman
Can America run the world without allies? That, in essence, is the question raised by US president Donald Trump’s decision …
Read MoreWhy Trump Can Safely Ignore Europe By Jeremy Shapiro
Europe has reacted swiftly and with great fury to U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision last week to pull out of …
Read MoreWhy America Needs War By Abdul Sattar
US President Trump’s decision to pull out of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action has created tensions in the Middle …
Read MorePakistan has Gone From Water Surplus to Water-Stressed By Junaid Zahid
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is a country facing depleting water resources mainly due to climate change and poor water resource management. Failure …
Read MoreWelcome Move by North Korea | Editorial
THE international community is unanimous in welcoming and appreciating the announcement made by North Korea that it will begin dismantling …
Read MoreDevelopment Strategy By Muhammad Zahid Raffat
Federal and provincial budgets, which are currently are being announced or have been presented, mainly comprise two parts i.e. current …
Read MoreIran's Foreign Minister in Moscow to Save Nuclear Deal
MOSCOW: Iran’s foreign minister said on a visit to Moscow on Monday he was seeking “assurances” from the backers of …
Read MoreTrump’s Policies Threaten World Peace By Mohammad Jamil
PRESIDENT Donald Trump is going ahead with the policies he promised during election and before taking office. He believes that …
Read MorePakistan, Afghanistan To Work Towards Regional Peace Under New Security Plan
ISLAMABAD: The new Pakistan-Afghanistan bilateral engagement framework — Afghanistan-Pakistan Action Plan for Peace and Solidarity (APAPPS) — became operational on …
Read MoreCould North Korea Help Bring the United States and China Closer Together? By Patrick M. Cronin
North Korea is Asia’s most immediate security threat, but confrontation between China and the United States remains the main long-term …
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