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US-Pakistan Relations: The Good, the Bad, the Weird
Undoubtedly, the Pak-U.S. relations are prolonged and significant however they revolve around four facets that are demonstrative, unpredictable, passionate — and deeply flawed. It...
Geopolitical risks in Southeast Asia are threatening economic development in the region
ASEAN finds itself at the nexus of the world’s great powers, the United States and China, and must balance their competing influences while maintaining...
In defense of the European Parliament: China is not a market economy
Sometimes the driest debates lead to the hottest arguments. That paradox was on full display on May 12th when the European Parliament set out...
The East Turkestan Islamic Movement
According to some very recent official Syrian sources, last April over 5,000 jihadists entered from the Turkish border, heading for Idlib and Aleppo. They...
The Grand Cyber Spy Game: Russia, America, and China Stealing the World One Byte at a Time
Dr. Matthew Crosston & Anonymous(*) Every month another story of cybertheft linked to China or Russia emerges. Recent data breaches at Target, United Airlines,...
The ISIS psychological warfare and the attack against the EgyptAir plane
So far Al Baghdadi’s Caliphate has been very successful in using the techniques of psychological warfare. From professional footage and commercials of its ferocious...
Gwadar: An Influence multiplier option for China
The Gwadar Port project has an exceptionally important function not only for Pakistan but also for the rest of the region. Notably, the Chinese...
Nuclear Supplier Group deeply divided
“Ours is a world of nuclear giants and ethical infants. We know more about war than we know about peace, more about killing than...
New Geopolitical Great Game of Indo-Pacific: Challenges and Options for India
During the Cold War geopolitics, the Indo-Pacific region had not been part of Indian foreign policy. Most of the countries from the Asia-Pacific region...
The Ticking Time Bomb: The Chinese Economy
While President Obama continues to gloat that the US economy (and by extension the global economy) was rectified and on the path to growth...