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Effective measures to control Afghan border

It is essential to point out before dwelling upon this issue that international terrorism in its current shape remains one of the most challenging global threats....

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...

What the SCO Summit in Bishkek Confirmed

Ensuring security and creating favorable conditions for the economic progress of states, regardless of their size and global political weight, is a long-term challenge for global...

The Potential of Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Stabilizing Afghanistan

Afghanistan today remains afflicted with instability and looming threat of terrorism. Kidnapping, killings, bomb blasts and other such notorious activities continue to vandalize the lives of millions...

Why People Run: Motivation Theory Applied to Diverse Migration

According to a United Nations report, 3.2% of world population or 258 million people, live in a country other than their country of birth. Between 1990...

US geopolitical interests offer Iran sanctions loophole amid mounting tension

The Indian-backed Iranian port of Chabahar has emerged as a major loophole in a tightening military and economic noose and ever harsher US sanctions that President...

The Durand Line Issue

The Durand Line is a 2,200-kilometre debated border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. It was set up in 1893 between Sir Mortimer Durand, a British negotiator and...

Some Die But Live, Some Live But Die

Shimon Peres, the founder and former prime minister of Israel, has a famous book, “No Room for Small Dreams”. To explain this rigorous topic in one...

Herat, the fire’s bride

The olive eyes of Shaista peep between the bandages covering her burnt body, for she, like so many other Afghan women from the city of Herat,...

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

Netanyahu’s Coalition Calculus: The Real Reason Gaza’s Ceasefire Keeps Failing

The story of Gaza's collapsing ceasefire is being told...

Eastern Economic Forum: Russia Bets on Asia and the Global South

The Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) has been described as...
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