China’s plan to curb the influence of Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and the region
After a careful follow-up by the Chinese side of the Brotherhood’s terrorist infiltration into the Chinese file academically and economically, and with the full...
Unveiling the Hidden Realities: The Controversial Influx of Pakistani Illegal Immigration to Europe
A great number of people migrated to Pakistan from India after the partition of the Indian Subcontinent in 1947 to live a prosperous and...
Has the “fox of American diplomacy” transformed into a dove of peace?
Henry Kissinger, who was once viewed as an adversary by China, was a "sensible enemy". He understood the fate of his opponent and approached...
Is America Maneuvering Disruption Against China?
The United States of America is widely recognized as the world's leading superpower due to its dominant economy, the most powerful military, the highest...
Why the U.S. is Losing Africa to China and Russia
The presence of Chinese in Africa has generated differing debates about the real reason they are there. Some have suggested that Africa is on...
Outcomes of the Brussels Process between Azerbaijan and Armenia
The sixth meeting within the framework of the ongoing peace talks series between Azerbaijan and Armenia was held in Brussels between President of the...
Saudi-Iran Diplomatic Rapprochement: Assessing new Arenas for Regional Stability
Barack Obama, a former President of United States of America, once said “In a world of complex threats, our security and leadership depends on...
Russia-Africa Summit to Focus on Neocolonialism and Global Politics
In a run-up to the second Russia-Africa summit, set to be held in St. Petersburg on July 27-28, both Russian and African experts say...
A President’s Son Cops a PleaÂ
Accountants in the US will warn you about unreported income in tax filings. While expenses may be disputable, not reporting income leaves little leeway,...
Rising Ethical States in South Asia: Bangladesh and Bhutan
The South Asian state affairs are more complex to understand. In a nuanced sense, developed countries perceive South Asian countries in a pejorative marker...