Businessmen and the swinging ’60s – A Happier Pakistan
Karachi, east of the Suez and west of Bangkok, was the most swinging city in the 1960s. Dubai didn’t exist and Singapore was a colonial backwater, while Beirut was the only city More »
Balochistan is not Bangladesh
Pak can nuke Delhi in 8s, Indian professor schools Indian Major Major (R) Gaurav Arya has warned Pakistan that India will exacerbate violence in Balochistan if it does not stop presenting the More »
Pakistan, stop being a scapegoat!
Afghanistan’s instability is due to Pakistan, India’s worsening economy is because of the ISI, Brad Pitt broke up with Angelina Jolie because of Rawalpindi, Prince Harry left the Palace because of Imran More »
Pakistan Navy humanitarian assistance campaign during corona virus spread
By Ali Basit Today, the world is in a state of war and facing an invisible enemy, the Corona virus or COVID-19, about which we had never thought of fighting with. The More »
Solidarity with Kashmir & Palestine Conference by Rabita Forum International to express Solidarity with the suppressed people of Kashmir and Palestine
Interaction Desk On 21st May 2020 a conference was organized by Rabita Forum international to show solidarity with oppressed people of Kashmir and Palestine and also to highlight the tyranny of India More »
India’s defence cost
High on personnel and low on modernization SIPRI is incorrect; India is world’s 5th largest defence spender, not 3rd largest, Russia and Saudi Arabia spent more last year By Ajai Shukla A well-respected Swedish think tank, which announced on Monday
The US rubbished another arms control regime as part of its risky renegotiating gamble
By Andrew Korybko The US’ planned withdrawal from the Open Skies Treaty represents yet another rubbishing of the international arms control regimes that helped maintain strategic stability after the end of the Old Cold War, with this dramatic move and
Fair is foul & foul is fair in the Trump universe
By Saeed Naqvi When the tortoise agreed to ferry a stranded scorpion on its back across the river, which was in spate, he didn’t know what he had bargained for. Midway, the scorpion stung the tortoise, deep, through its hard
What’s behind Trump’s China attacks?
By Stanly Johny Amid the COVID-19 crisis, Mr. Trump has taken tensions between USA and China to new highs by endorsing the unproven lab theory and threatening China with punishments, which could have harsh economic consequences at a time when
Trump is offering to mediate in the India – China border dispute
Here’s what to know about the escalating tensions By Billy Perrigo As precursors to possible nuclear war go, fistfights and stone throwing aren’t exactly the first things that come to mind. But along India and China’s long, contested border, that’s
Improved Russian-Pakistani relations will help Moscow balance the new bipolarity
By Andrew Korybko There’s a growing consensus among Russia’s leading experts that International Relations are increasingly characterized by what they’ve termed the “new bipolarity” that’s emerging out of World War C, and it’s within this global context that the continued
China has won from globalism while America has lost
By Paul Craig Roberts America can’t do without an enemy. An enemy is what funds America’s largest industry military spending and an enemy provides a national security focus which holds our tower of babel together. During the Obama regime, Russia
Northern theatre command with China should have Navy element
By Dinakar Peri The proposed Northern theatre command along the border with China should also have a small Navy element in it as some of the naval systems are useful there, Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) Gen. Bipin Rawat said.
US troop reduction advances despite political, health strains in Afghanistan
Corona virus could devastate ill-prepared Afghanistan By Ben Wolfgang The Pentagon is forging ahead with a dramatic cut in combat troop levels in Afghanistan even as the Taliban ramps up attacks and specialists warn that the COVID-19 outbreak could destabilize