AFTER IRAN, PAKISTAN?

  0 comments   |     by Ambassador Munir Akram

ALTHOUGH most Iranians are celebrating their nuclear deal with the P5+1, the framework ‘understa

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China’s ambitious Mt. Everest tunnel is unsettling India

  0 comments   |     by Asia Unhedged

China’s chasing other projects besides a new Silk Road economic belt that spans Central Asia and Europe. But one proposed endeavor might raise the ire of China&rsqu

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Pakistan expresses concern over military imbalance in South Asia

  0 comments   |     by Dawn

UNITED NATIONS: Pakistan has voiced concern over policies of certain countries that have contributed to instability and military imbalances in South Asia.

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Calls for Talks in Yemen Place Pressure on Saudi Arabia

  0 comments   |     by FP the Middle East Daily reports

International pressure is mounting on Saudi Arabia this week. Days after Pakistan suggested Iran should have a role in resolving the conflict in Yeme

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By banning ‘India’s Daughter’, India has committed international suicide: Leslee Udwin

  0 comments   |     by Gowhar Geelani

Leslee Udwin, the 57-year old Israeli-born British filmmaker is still in the news. ‘In

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Redux: How Yemen Buries Foreign Powers

  0 comments   |     by Asher Orkaby

In response to pleas from Yemen’s deposed President Hadi and out of concern for the uncertainty of a Houthi-led govern

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SEMINAR- OPEN INVITATION

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Diplomatic Access: Pakistan

  0 comments   |     by Interview Pakisatn Ambassador to USA

In this interview, His Excellency Jalil Abbas Jilani, Ambassador of Pakistan to the U.S., gives Pakistan’s take on regional economic integration and security cooperation, i

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No ghar, so no ghar wapsi

  0 comments   |     by Kancha Ilaiah

The Sangh Parivar is conducting the so-called “ghar wapsi” programmes all over the country. According to a newspaper report, about 8,000 people have been brought back to “ghar” from

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Iran is Ready to Crash Pipelineistan

  1 comments   |     by Pepe Escobar

 Way beyond an Iran nuclear deal, and way beyond the end of a nasty economic siege that’s been in place for 35 years since

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