The Restoring Ties between Tehran and Riyadh: From Paper to Implementation
The agreement between Tehran and Riyadh to normalize the relations between the two countries and "resuming diplomatic relations within two months and reopening their...
China Grows to Be An Unavoidable Influence in the Middle East
With a growing economic and political influence, China has played increasingly significant roles in world affairs. China has gained critical power in Southeast Asia...
Georgia in a New World: Between Russia and the West
When Russia’s special military operation commenced in Ukraine a year ago, not too many countries have surprised Moscow to the upside by their attitudes...
G-20 schedule in Jammu Kashmir and India’s bluff game
After India’s diplomatic failure to bring out a joint declaration at the G20 meeting in Delhi, Kashmir is all set to host a G20...
Lessons from Blue Parks in the Mediterranean for Red Lines in the South China Sea
Climate change is creating a marine conservation emergency, and the first signs of this happening can be seen in intricately linked oceans.
Take for example...
Betrayal of Trust: The Selfish Actions of Pakistan’s Leaders
Authors: Asad Ullah and Tanzeela Aslam*
Behind the curtains of Pakistan's political landscape lies a dark and mysterious truth - the betrayal of trust by...
China’s rise is vital for geopolitics
China is an old civilization and its history goes back several thousand years. It has passed through many ups and downs in history. But,...
Taiwan and the Czech Republic are not David, but Don Quixote
In January, Czech Republic President-elect Petr Pavel, spoke on the phone with Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen. In Europe, this is an unprecedented political risk,...
The Philippines campaign to draw attention to Chinese activities
As reported by a Philippine official on Wednesday, the Philippine coast guard has begun a strategy of publicising aggressive actions by China in the...
Diversity in Pakistan: A strength or weakness
Ethnic, cultural, and religious diversity might sound a bit problematic initially, as managing and uniting people with diverse ways of living and wide-ranging beliefs...