Prime Minister Imran Khan & President Trump
Pakistan is under an amazing political
leadership of Prime Minister Imran Khan and his PTI Party working hard on a new
vision for Pakistan with friendlier...
Aftermath of US-Afghan Peace Talks
In Doha, the Capital of Qatar,
an unprecedented meeting co-hosted by German and Qatari officials brought
together diverse factions interested in achieving lasting Afghan peace. Sixteen
Taliban...
Pak-US Relations: The Way Forward
Cooperation and Trust is the
only way forward for Pakistan –US relations. Both countries have wasted a huge
time experienced severe challenges since the relations become...
Pakistan-U.S. relations: Optimistic on convergence of Interests
Donald Trump, the President of the United States
of America (USA) and Imran Khan Niazi, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, share
few things in common. Like,...
Towards an alternative vision for the Indo-Pacific
Authors: Tridivesh Singh Maini & Mahitha Lingala*
The vision for a Free and Open Indo-Pacific
initiative has been perceived as Washington’s strategy to counter China’s Belt
and...
CPEC: Awakening the Giant
All it need
is a drop to make the barren fields fertile. One such corroboration is
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor which despite all the odds is becoming...
Will Imran Khan Change the Destiny of Pakistan?
Authors: Laraib Dilpazir & Dr. Mehmood Hussain
Imran Khan
Niazi is a Pakistani Politician heading the Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI), a
political party. By profession he...
High Expectations from PM Imran Khan’s visit to the U.S.
High
expectations run for the upcoming visit of Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran
Khan, to the USA on 20 July 2019 for a 5 days trip. It...
India losing grip of Bhutan? China on the edge
It was not
much of a surprise when India’s newly appointed External Minister S. Jaishankar
chose Bhutan for his maiden bilateral visit, reflecting once again, India’s
ever-growing...
Conflicting Neighbors
Nowadays,
the thrill of the Cricket World Cup 2019 has taken over all countries
participating in the tournament. Each country is seen supporting its own team
either...