History’s faux pas and Kashmir
One of the greatest blunders of history is the Kashmir issue perpetrated by the British Empire and its price is being paid by its...
China’s increasing role in brokering peace in Afghanistan
As China continues to embrace its role as a major regional power, its increasing willingness to engage with the Afghan peace process offers an...
70th Milestone of the Indian Republic: Building a New Foreign Policy Partnership with Sri Lanka
Authors: Srimal Fernando and Yashodha Rathnayake
It is 70 years since the first republic day of India which is a significant milestone in the Indian...
India crossed all limits of atrocities in Kashmir
India has crossed all records of atrocities in Indian Held Kashmir (IHK), even “New York Times” reported “An 18-Month-Old Victim in a Very Old...
Reshaping the CPEC Narrative: A Political Perspective
Since Imran Khan’s government came to power nearly 6 months ago, there has been a concerted effort from this new government to bring the...
Afghanistan’s National Unity Government: The Golden Era for Afghan Women’s Development
The Afghan National Unity Government was established in June 2014. After a notorious and controversial 2014 presidential election, Ashraf Ghani, the president of Afghanistan...
70 Years Together: Australia and Sri Lanka Forging Stronger Relations
Authors: Srimal Fernando and Yashodha Rathnayake*
In reinforcing Seventy years of bonds, Sri Lanka enjoys closer foreign relations with Australia than ever before. This bilateralism...
New Government in Bangladesh: Implications for China-Bangladesh Relations
The People’s Republic of China is one of the earliest countries to congratulate Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for her landslide victory by securing two-third...
Will Pakistan go to IMF finally?
International Monetary Fund (IMF) was created just after World War II (WWII) in 1945. It was the time of re-organization of the world order...
Pakistan Securing Its Maritime Interest and CPEC
The IOR is a major sea route that unites the Middle East, Africa, and East Asia with Europe and America. The excessive economic growth...