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Unveiling the Bonds: A Journey through Pakistan – Japan Relations
Pakistan and Japan have developed steadily since the two countries' diplomatic relations were established in 1952. The bilateral ties have strengthened throughout the years,...
Strategic Significance of Djibouti: A Geopolitical Playground for Global Powers
Djibouti, a diminutive nation, is situated in one of the most advantageous geographical positions on the planet. Strategically, the location is ideal for a...
UAE banks limit business with Russia and Russian clients
Banks in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have restricted their dealings with Russia and started closing both personal and business accounts due to the...
India’s business conundrum: Regulatory problems and foreign investment challenges
"Opaque corporate tax practices still are a barrier to too many companies that want to be here. Every CEO is saying tell me about...
China’s Rise and the end of West’s Colonial Ambitions
Western countries have historically influenced the discourse about power and control globally. The West has maintained dominance and authority for centuries, spanning from the...
What happens if Donald Trump pulls America out of NATO?
In the United States, they took Trump's announcement of a possible divorce from NATO very seriously. This is what ‘The National Interest’ magazine writes:...
Same Bed, Different Dreams: India and U.S. at the WTO
The WTO holds its biannual Ministerial Conference next week in Abu Dhabi. In theory Ministers are meant to fly in to rubberstamp and celebrate...
The Hidden Meaning(s) of Tucker Carlson’s Putin Interview
Barely a few weeks before the second anniversary of the Ukraine War, American journalist Tucker Carlson —one of the country’s most popular, controversial and...
Strategic Minerals Geopolitics in Africa: Unraveling Great Power Competition
Abstract: Africa is poised at the forefront of a transformative era as the world shifts towards sustainable energy sources, with its rich mineral reserves...
The Importance of Blue Diplomacy and Pakistan
The surface of the earth as we know is 71% made up of water such as oceans, river and fresh water called as a...