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Bangladesh between Sino-Indian Friction in South Asia
0 comments | by Ahmed Rajeev
Bangladesh's trade and commerce ministry should focus on the trade deficit. Specifically, it must change its submissive attitudes towards India and China. Right
Read Full ArticleWindow to the West WHEN in 1960 Mao Zedong sent off General Gengbiao
0 comments | by Munir Akram
The writer is a former Pakistan ambassador to the UN. WHEN in 1960 Mao Zedong sent off General Gengbiao, his second ambassador to Pakistan, he reportedly advised him: “Look after Pakistan; it is China’s window to the West”. Mao’s depiction may have been as much metaphorical as geographical. During the 1960s, Pakistan was China’s diplomatic
Read Full ArticleContinuity of Agenda: US Encirclement of China Continues Under Trump
0 comments | by Ulson Gunnar
The United States has pursued a decades-long policy of encircling, containing and if possible, undermining China as part of a larger strategy of achieving and maintaining what US policy papers call “primacy” over Asia. US policy has led to deeply-rooted networks operating within China’s borders and along China’s geopolitical peripheries to divide and des
Read Full ArticleTrump Afghan Policy Aimed at Taliban or at China? by F William Engdahl
0 comments | by F William Engdahl
In recent months the US President has reversed yet another campaign pledge to pull out of Afghanistan, America’s longest war, and instead has begun to deploy an added 3,000 troops there. At the same time he has lashed out at the government of Pakistan accusing it of aiding the Afghan Taliban and pledging to cut all US military aid to that country as reprisal. A deeper view into the si
Read Full ArticleLimits of American power The Trump administration has got into the dangerous habit
0 comments | by Javid Husain
The Trump administration has got into the dangerous habit of issuing unilateral demands and ultimatums to governments around the world that do not see eye to eye with it on different issues. Unilateral demands on Pakistan relating to the Afghanistan situation are an example of this tendency. During the Cold War, the US, because of the global competition waged by the Soviet Union and its need fo
Read Full ArticleChina Builds Military Base in Afghanistan By Peter Korzun
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The Afghan province of Badakhshan borders China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. It used to be part of an artery between the East and West known as the ancient Silk Road. Today, that road is
Read Full ArticleTrying times - PAKISTAN is living through trying times
0 comments | by Munir Akram
PAKISTAN is living through trying times. It confronts simultaneous threats from India and the US. The Trump administration has decided to coerce Pakistan’s compliance with its demands to ‘eliminate’ the alleged Afghan Taliban safe havens in Pakistan. Puffed up by the US endorsement of its regional ambitions, revelling in the Pakistan-US tensions, and unable to suppress the lat
Read Full ArticleU.S – War Dog Wants To Bite, But What And How? by Andre Vltchek
1 comments | by Andre Vltchek
It could be truly comical, if it were not to be so dangerous for millions of people living all over the world. The Empire, once mighty, ruthless and frightening is now jumping around like a dog infected with rabies; it is salivating, barking loudly, its tale is stiff between its legs. It snaps left and right, and periodically i
Read Full ArticleWhy Russia Is Getting Closer To Pakistan And Abandoning India?
1 comments | by Polina Tikhonova
Why Russia Is Getting Closer To Pakistan And Abandoning India?
Read Full ArticleProtecting the Belt and Road Initiative From US-Led Terrorism
0 comments | by F. Pieraccini
Protecting the Belt and Road Initiative From US-Led Terrorism: Will China Send Troops to Syria? Federico PIERACCINI An interesting theme concerning Syria is the involvement of the People's Republic of China in the conflict. While China’s diplomatic and economic
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