Kartarpur Corridor: Sikh Soft Power
Ever
since the inauguration of the Kartarpur Corridor, three months ago, in November
2019, it has drawn the attention of media and strategic analysts in South...
Islamic Extremists and Christians in Pakistan
Pakistani Christians played an important
role in Pakistan's independence. When they were in dire need of Sikh, Persian,
and Christian minorities' support, the Supreme Leader and...
Iran regime’s Parliamentary elections and challenges facing it
Forty-one years have
passed since the establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and now the
regime is entrenched in crises and facing a deadlock.
On the...
Will the President Trump’s India-Visit be fruitful?
Will President Trump’s visit to India on 24-25
February be fruitful? Will the US achieve its goals? Will it be beneficial for
India? Will it be...
The ending of Operation Sophia: The EU sway from its Human Security approach
The EU decision to terminate the Operation
Sophia represents its will to choose European Security approach while having
agenda of Human Security approach in its European...
Minority Abuse: A Slice Of Life In Modi’s India
It is not uncommon for colonial
governments to enact sedition laws with the purpose of stifling dissent; it is,
following independence, for democratic governments to be...
China is not alone in fighting against the Coronavirus epidemic
Authors: Yang Yizhong & Paul Wang
Since the coronavirus outbreak was officially announced several weeks
ago, it has stirred many
concerns and uncertainties within China and around...
The current relations between the United States and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
As is well known, Kim Jong-Un imposed
precise time and political limits on negotiations with the USA by the end of
2019.
Moreover, at that stage, the...
Pakistan puts press freedom at the core of struggle for new world order
Sweeping new
regulations restricting social media in Pakistan put freedom of expression and the media at the heart of the struggle
to counter both civilizationalist and...
South China Sea of brewing troubles and its implications for India
For years, China, Brunei, Taiwan, Malaysia,
Philippines, and Vietnam have contested overlapping claims to hundreds of coral
reefs, features, and islets in the South China Sea....