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Skeletons in the cupboard of History

The checkered History of Pakistan is marked by several erroneous decisions and culpabilities. Some of the substantial blunders that had changed the fate and...

Hit Hard by COVID-19, Afghanistan Needs Continued International Support

Afghanistan’s economy is set to contract by between 5.5 percent and 7.4 percent in 2020 because of COVID-19, exacerbating poverty, and leading to a...

Future of U.S.-Russia Relations After The Bounty Reports

A jaw-dropping intelligence story surfaced on 26th June, 2020, in the New York Times, telling that a specialized branch of the Russian Federation’s military...

US sanctions against international court staff a ‘direct attack’ on judicial independence

The decision by the United States to authorize sanctions targeting staff at the International Criminal Court (ICC) is “a direct attack to the institution’s...

Waiting for the Intra-Afghan Dialogue to Begin

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to rapidly growing uncertainty at the global and regional levels. The United States has been hit particularly hard, and...

ADB, APPC Sign Loan for Gas-Fired Power Plant to Enhance Afghanistan’s Energy Security

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Afghan Power Plant Company Limited (APPC) today signed a $10 million loan as part of a financing...

Afghan Peace Process and Indian Involvement

The Afghan peace process initiated in 2018, marred with episodic halts, finally witnesses an agreement between the US and Taliban on February 29, 2020,...

The new political game in Afghanistan

Afghanistan remains the conflict zone for the last 4 decades. Political dimensions changes not only effect inside Afghanistan but it really impacts on global...

U.S. Withdrawal From Afghanistan: Implications for Pakistan

In 2003, an influential American thinker, Noam Chomsky, in his book ‘Hegemony or Survival: America’s Quest for Global Power’ presented the case of America’s...

An Insight on the Unemployment Amidst the COVID-19 in South Asia

54-year old street-vendor, Kashem,is a daily basis wage-earner who lives in a congested slum in the city of Dhaka, Bangladesh. He lost his wife...

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In December 2024, Australia passed the Online Safety Amendment...

Structural Substitution Inflation and China’s Consumer Paradox

Data have long clearly shown that China's current sluggish...

Who Will Lead the UN After Guterres? The Race Nobody Is Watching Closely Enough

When António Guterres's second term expires on 31 December...

The Hidden Bill Behind Europe’s Defense Spending Boom

Europe's rearmament is being financed out of the welfare...
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