Nile Basin and South Sudan Diplomacy
For years tensions have been rising between the Nile river basin countries over the sharing and management of the Nile water, as Ethiopia, Uganda...
CPEC and Economic Woes of Pakistan
Pakistan’s current economic meltdown is largely because of the impact of prolonged war against terrorism that started in 2001. Pakistan still is combating terrorism...
Modi’s Extremist India: Negation of Gandhi’s Policy of Tolerance
India, claiming to be largest democracy and a secular country has become a hell for religious minorities as well as lower caste Hindus since...
Saudi Arabia and Iran: When it comes to exiles, the pot calls the kettle black
If Saudi Arabia is under pressure to give chapter and verse on the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in its consulate in Istanbul, Iran...
The risk of a new large-scale war in the Middle East
The rising clashes between Iran and Israel in Syria have obviously increased the possibility of a new large-scale regional war. According to Israeli high-rank...
The U.S.-India Nuclear Deal: Tale of Ten Years
The 2008 India-US civil nuclear deal is marked as one of the most significant event in the strategic landscape of South Asia in last...
CPEC and cultural convergence
Regional connectivity and Cultural convergence has always been helpful in making world a global village. In this regard CPEC - as a greater part...
Reforming the Faith: Indonesia’s battle for the soul of Islam
Nahdlatul Ulama, with 94 million members the world’s largest Sunni Muslim movement, is bent on reforming Islam.
The powerful Indonesian conservative and nationalist group that...
Electronic Voting Machines’ criticism in India
Faced with a wave of criticism from political corners and civil society members for the alleged erroneous and malicious use of the Electronic Voting...
CPEC’s revival: Faster and Robust
Soon there will an end to the baseless propaganda being spread out by the Western media, against the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), and the...