Last week’s Africa Envoys’ Conference in Islamabad saw Pakistani diplomats brainstorming the best ways for their country to pivot to the eponymous continent, with the
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The Power of Siberia Sets the Stage for E-CPEC+
The Power of Siberia pipeline that was just launched between Russia and China earlier this week proves that both countries’ interests coincide with one another
The Filthy Truth About America’s Fake Position on Afghanistan
America’s policy toward Afghanistan and the promise of upcoming negotiations is total fakery. We begin with a simple truth. Under American rule, a unique form
Pakistan’s Foreign Relations and the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)
The following article was written in response to a question asked by Ms. Sheila Khalid, a Ph.D. student working on the topic “Pakistan-Russia Relations in
Twas the Day of Thanksgiving and All Trump Talked About Was the Taliban
Trump, as he’s proven himself prone to do, once again defied convention by talking about the Taliban of all things on Thanksgiving during a surprise
A New Pipeline Could Undo America’s Influence in Asia
From the moment that the U.S. re-imposed sanctions in earnest on Iran late last year, Pakistan has been looking at ways to resuscitate a deal
The US’ Snide Remarks About CPEC Are Driven by Double Standards
Wells’ snide remarks were obviously driven by double standards whereby the US diplomat is making it clear that only Western loans to developing countries are
Moscow’s Russian-Pakistani Banking Proposal Hints at Big Things to Come
Yuri M. Kozlov, the Russian Trade Representative in Pakistan, suggested that Russia and Pakistan establish a “reliable and mutually acceptable banking system”, which strongly hints
