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5 Reasons why Helmand matters to the Taliban

By Najibullah Noorzai and Naqeebullah Miakhel   More than at any time since the U.S. invasion in 2001, Helmand province has been at the center of the Taliban's resurgence and…

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How to bring down a nation

By Patrick Howlett-Martin More than 30,000 Libyans died during seven months of bombing by an essentially tripartite force  France, Great Britain, United States which clearly favored the rebels. “The most…

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China’s out of box aircraft carrier

The following comment is from an American observer who viewed the photos above. “This is quantum leap above anything we have on the drawing board. They have thought "outside the…

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Criticism of CPEC is proof of progress

By Liu Zongyi Pakistan's Sindh Province saw a bomb attack against Chinese engineers and small-scale protests against the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) recently. Meanwhile, the Pakistani government claimed that anti-CPEC…

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Nawaz Sharif is the only viable option for Pakistan

By Tom Hussain Pakistan has undergone a breathless eight years since its third transition from military rule to elected parliamentary governance in 2008. The elections that year were overshadowed by…

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Pakistan & Syria – Centers of the Great Game

By Sajjad Shaukat Hans J. Morgenthau opines, “The true nature of the policy is concealed by ideological justifications and rationalization. Therefore, the ideology provides a mask behind which the ulterior…

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India mustn’t let nuclear ambitions blind itself

By Wang Wenwen Last week, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked on a diplomatic journey, traveling halfway across the world with his top goal to garner support for his country's…

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Indian NSG Membership Dream Shattered

For the time being, India is enjoying a unique and highly favored position, globally. This perhaps has raised their hopes considerably and has given India and false sense of invincibility.…

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