Foreign policy lessons from ZAB
With PTI steering the foreign policy wheel, little has been achieved but more has been lost at international forums By Eric Shahzar With the new United States administration coming into power, many More »
What China’s rapidly expanding nuclear industry means for the West Beijing understands how electricity can be used to build an empire?
By Nick Butler On Mar. 11, Pakistan inaugurated its most recent and largest civil nuclear power project with the opening of the 1.1-gigawatt plant in Karachi, doubling the capacity of Pakistan’s four More »
Nuclear Pakistan:Focus on Peaceful Use of Nuclear Energy for the Service of Mankind
Organized by Rabita Forum International Thursday the 27th May, 2021 at Such TV Center Speakers: Nusrat Mirza: Chairman Rabita Forum international Mr. R.K. Ansari: General Manager K2 & K3 Power Plants Dr. More »
K –2: A State of the Art Nuclear Power Plant starts Operations
by Mirza Kashif Baig Pakistan became a Nuclear power almost 23 years ago and Pakistan’s nuclear program is focused on the safe and secure usage of nuclear power with particular emphasis on More »
How can Pakistan, Russia and China jointly stabilise West Asia?
Pakistan and Russia are both pursuing “balancing” strategies that emphasise connectivity-driven “economic diplomacy” By Andrew Korybko The prestigious Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) hosted a webinar on Monday with Pakistan’s Strategic Vision More »
What explains America’s antagonism toward China?
By Zhang Jun In the last few years, the view of China as a strategic rival has taken over the American political mainstream, with leaders largely choosing confrontation over cooperation. Two features of this shift stand out: how quickly it
It’s time to end the ‘special relationship’ with Israel
The benefits of US support no longer outweigh the costs By Stephen M. Walt The latest round of fighting between Israelis and Palestinians ended in the usual way: with a cease-fire that left Palestinians worse off and the core issues
China’s Mars rover feat took NASA decades
China is the first Mars-going nation to carry out an orbiting, landing and rovering operation on its first mission By Sara Webb & Rebecca Allen China’s Zhurong rover landed safely on Mars on May 15, making China only the third
China on the horizon as ‘world’s pharmacy’
By M K Bhadrakumar The World Health Organisation’s approval Friday for China’s Covid-19 vaccine known as Sinopharm dramatically transforms the ecosystem of the pandemic. In immediate terms, this has potential to boost global vaccine supply, as China’s overall yearly production
Climate goal China
Greenhouse gas emissions from human activities have been the primary driver of climate change. Much of these emissions have come from China, which has had the world’s largest carbon footprint since 2004 and was responsible for 28.5 percent of global
Spy agencies seek new Afghan allies as US withdraws
The move signals an acknowledgment by Western intelligence agencies that they are preparing for the likely collapse of the central government and a return to civil war By Thomas Gibbons-Neff and Julian E. Barnes Western spy agencies are evaluating and
Foreign policy lessons from ZAB
With PTI steering the foreign policy wheel, little has been achieved but more has been lost at international forums By Eric Shahzar With the new United States administration coming into power, many foreign policy experts have started to lay out
News In Brief International
Palestinians see victory in Gaza ceasefire as Egypt delegation meets Hamas Rallies held in besieged Gaza and occupied West bank to celebrate ceasefire with many Palestinians seeing rockets that brought life to a standstill in much of Israel as a
Israel, the Big Lie
Israel is not exercising “the right to defend itself” in the occupied Palestinian territories. It is carrying out mass murder, aided and abetted by the US By Chris Hedges Nearly all the words and phrases used by the Democrats, Republicans
Israel pushes back against United States ‘concern’ over Jerusalem violence
National Security Adviser Meir Ben-Shabbat tells US counterpart that international intervention is only rewarding those who are provoking rioting By Toi Staff & Jacob Magid Israel’s National Security Adviser Meir Ben-Shabbat pushed back when his US counterpart told him on