More: Diplomacy
Is Nawaz Government Changing Gears Towards India?
P akistan and India relations have always been termed as the roller coaster ride, with fledgling democracy, imperious military dominion and uncanny mistrust...
The Empire Strikes Back
W hen a month ago Donald John Trump took over as President of the USA, there were – not many though – reasonable,...
The Bully Brothers: Why the World should be Happy about a Fake Cold War
As America slowly immolates under the creeping self-implosion of a chaotic and possibly incompetent new presidential administration, it is time to take a step...
Donald Trump’s America and China
A ccording to official news agencies, the recent phone call of February 8 last and the subsequent letter by President Trump to his...
Withering India’s Neighbourhood Policy
I ndia is believed to be one of the emerging economic powers of the world. This potential is attributed to several indicators such...
Enriching the Elite: A Failure of Democracy
I t is a conceit of democracy that opposing parties, after months of trying to convince the public the other would be a...
Diplomacy of the conscience: The Holy See at the United Nations
7 February 2017 – Ever since 1964, when it was informally accepted to the United Nations General Assembly, the Holy See has...
The travel ban – how the Trump critics are doing their Math – 2+2 = 22?
L et’s start from the most recent happening. Bill O’Reilly interviews Trump for Fox news. He asks him ‘Do you respect Putin’? Trump...
The Importance of Maintaining The Balance of Power
N o one, or country, no matter how novel or inventive they are, has any right, or can be trusted, with absolute power...
Jacksonians may want isolation, but risk leading U.S. to war
J acksonian school of thought is winning today in U.S. The starkest indicator of that is that the President of the U.S. is...