Trump should try on the velvet glove in dealing with Moscow
ahmed sabirBy Wesley Wark Every country in the world, Canada included, is scrambling to catch up to some breathtaking changes in the fundamental approach of the United States to global politics.…
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Revitalizing Pakistan’s Economy: The role of the special investment facilitation council
Report on the Book Launch ceremony ” The Security Imperative: Pakistan’s Nuclear Deterrence and Diplomacy “
The sword of defense
OPED: Prioritizing the future of healthcare in Baluchistan
Power sector reforms
Pakistan Institute of Nuclear Science and Technology (PINSTECH)
A Conqueror is a Conqueror:
Pakistan calls for genuine consideration and practical assistance
The Greater Israel plan and the US primacy
Birth of the inept Trump Doctrine?
By Tom Clifford There has been a lot of dutiful hand-wringing in the United States after Donald Trump's decision to bomb Syria. Many self-appointed strategists are happy to see the…
Trump’s foreign policy muddle
By Brahma Chellaney U.S. President Donald Trump came to office vowing to end what he saw as China's free ride on trade and security issues that has allowed it to…
What does Trump really want from SISI?
By Daniel Benaim On April 3, 74 days into Donald Trump's presidency, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-SISI will receive the White House welcome he sought in vain for three years…
Answer ‘blows with blows’ if India plays dirty
China should not hesitate to answer "blows with blows" if India chooses to play dirty by allowing the Dalai Lama to visit Arunachal Pradesh, the Chinese official media said today.…
America’s Yemen crisis is bigger than just Yemen
By Mohamed Zeeshan Long before the Trump administration launched missiles at an Assad regime air base in Syria and dropped the world's most lethal nonnuclear bomb in Afghanistan, it undertook…
By whatever name, it is death
According to the UN, some 300,000 to 400,000 Iraqi civilians remain trapped in the Daesh-held Old City of Mosul By Michael Jansen Caught in the crossfire between Daesh defenders and…
The Syria crisis has evolved into an int’l power struggle
By Robert G. Rabil No doubt, as reflected by many voices in Washington, DC corridors of power and media, the recent American cruise missile strikes against Syria's al-Shayrat Air Base…
Contoursof a Russian – American ‘deal’ on Syria
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How far will the US go to tackle Daesh in Syria, Iraq and Libya?
By: Eli Lake Listening to his campaign rhetoric, the last thing you would expect Donald Trump to do as president would be to escalate a ground war in the Middle…