Conflict at a Crossroads
Vladimir Putin let loose the dogs of war on Ukraine to regain Russia’s global status. His calculus went miserably wrong.
Read moreVladimir Putin let loose the dogs of war on Ukraine to regain Russia’s global status. His calculus went miserably wrong.
Read moreOnce the Treaty of Lausanne completes its 100-year term in 2023, many new opportunities will emerge for Türkiye to become a strong regional power.
Read moreHistory is on the side of China as the country has everything up its sleeve to dethrone the United States as the world’s superpower.
Read moreFormer Russian allies seek their best interests elsewhere as trade diversion changes the global economic and political landscape.
Read moreAppointment of a new army chief is a matter that seems to concern every Pakistani. This needs to change.
Read moreNew big power interests are springing up in the Middle East, following visits by Presidents Biden and Putin.
Read moreDevelopments in Ukraine will matter for the South Asian region as well.
Read moreWhy Turkey is wary of Finland’s and Sweden’s NATO bid.
Read moreRussia has invaded Ukraine and has given the US and Europe a run for its money – but was the war really needed?
Read moreMilorad Dodik, the 7th and current Serb member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina..
Read moreThe USA practices the art and science of regime change with continued audacity.
Read moreThe Russian-Ukrainian war could be the beginning of the end of Putin’s regime.
Read moreWhy has Russia invaded Ukraine?
Read moreOn the Ukrainian front, Russian President Vladimir Putin is diplomatically trapping the United States and Europe to grapple against each other to decide on a reactive stance. Doing this, Putin is playing a much more sophisticated and intricate game – more than what meets the eye.
Read moreThe on-going violent public protests in Kazakhstan are primarily aimed at ousting the corrupt political forces of the country that have been ruling the roost since its independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
Read moreAn exclusive interview with Syed Atik Ali, Chief Operating Officer, M&P Express Logistics.
Read morePakistan performs a neat balancing act in its relations with Saudi Arabia and Iran.
Read moreRelations between the three allies (U.S.A., Australia and the UK) and China were already low. The AUKUS deal did not name China but was widely understood to be in response to its expansionism in the South China Sea and aggression towards Taiwan.
Read moreAmerica’s dirty game involves bombing poor nations like Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq and Yemen as proxy battlegrounds. The chessboard of wars against Russia and China is nothing more than an American excuse to impose unnecessary burden on the American taxpayer.
Read morePMIC is helping the microfinance sector to help it to cater to the unbanked population.
Read moreDonor nations give aid to less-privileged countries to further their agenda of promoting arms sales and finding the means to reroute money back into their own coffers.
Read moreIf the U.S. does not make a course correction, another dominant decade for it is unlikely.
Read moreBuilding a coalition to expand the powers of the Scottish Parliament without breaking the Union must surely be possible.
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