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Latin America will be the Global Gateway’s proving ground in 2023

To build lasting partnerships against climate change in a fragmenting international order, Europe should demonstrate the ambition of the Global Gateway in Latin America,...

The Global South Embarks on Sectoral Alliances

Amid fears of de-globalization and the fragmentation of value-added and production chains, a new trend may be in the making as developing nations are...

Imran Khan’s softening vis-à-vis U.S.

Days before US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken’s visit to India and Central Asia, Donald Lu, Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia,...

Russia – Africa relations and the emerging new world order

In this insightful interview conducted by our media executive Kester Kenn Klomegah with Fyodor Lukyanov, Chairman of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy,...

China’s $540 Million Energy Deal with Taliban in Afghanistan: What Does It Mean?

The Taliban celebrated the signing of their first international deal since taking power in August 2021 with a televised event on January 5, 2023....

Cultural Heritage of Pakistan and its Impact on Economy

Cultural heritage has huge importance for a country’s development.  It provides economical gains, protects a state’s identity, and pride, and reminds people of their...

Iran China Cooperation – Fraught with Contradictions

The recent visit of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi to Beijing (Feb 14-16), marked the first of any Iranian President to China in 20 years....

The Iranian Success in Grey Zone Deterrence to counter the U.S.

Grey zone deterrence is the blurring domain occurring through hybrid threats and multiple realms of economics, cyber, a policy consolidated by proxies, sharp power,...

Bangladesh-Argentina: A soft power opening the door of opportunities for Bangladesh

Last year, the Messi-led Argentina football team won the 2022 world cup and became the world champion among the 32 countries. Undoubtedly, it was...

Rapprochement and De-rapprochement: An Analysis of Pakistan-Russia Ties

Pakistan's foreign policy has failed to achieve strategic coherence, clear direction and astute posture due to a combination of domestic, strategic, and policy factors....

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