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Egyptian President Al-Sisi steps up repression to cover policy failure

Egyptian general-turned-president Abdul Fattah Al-Sisi would likely be the first to admit that an iron fist is no guarantee for retaining power. Not because...

United States and International Criminal Law: Perpetual tale of opposite poles

The changing face of global adversity in the arena of international law has had a monumental impact on international legal jurisprudence. One of the...

Can TPP be revived under APEC 2017 in Vietnam?

Authors: Do Quynh Anh & Bui Hong Hanh* The Trans - Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) is the largest and most ambitious trade agreement in...

Saudi Arabia’s Lebanon gamble may pay off

Time will tell, but Saudi Arabia’s gamble to pressure Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed, Lebanese Shiite militia, by forcing Saad Hariri, the country’s prime minister, to...

Arbitrary Role of Military to End Islamabad Sit-In

On October 2nd, 2017 the Federal Government of Pakistan led by Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) passed the ‘Elections Act, 2017’ bill containing a controversial...

Targeting Islamic scholars from Malaysia to Tunisia, Saudi Arabia puts itself in the bull’s eye

By declaring the Qatar-based International Union of Islamic Scholars (ILUM) a terrorist organization, Saudi Arabia is confronting some of the world's foremost Islamic political...

Qatari opposition: A failed Quartet project

The stand-off between Qatar and the Saudi-led Arab bloc has entered its fifth month bringing to the surface some Qatari exile opposition figures. Despite...

Old friend never be forgotten: China’s stance on Zimbabwe

Authors: Jamal Laadam & Wang Li To the most people who believe in the doctrine of power politics, what China needs from Africa...

Understanding the concept of Democracy in Pakistan

The word democracy is used widely in contemporary era and often considered as common sense. Democracy has its roots in Greek city-state but it...

2017 ICJ Elections and India’s Win: A lateral view

The ICJ Elections 2017 undoubtedly represented a historic moment in International Relations. For the first time in history, the United Kingdom, P2 of the...

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