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Religious radicalism as a trend
IN RECENT YEARS, much has been said about radicalism and its varied offshoots. True, the number of terrorist acts climbs up, the popularity of...
Twenty Years of South Africa’s transition: An Economic and Foreign policy perspective
Authors: Srimal Fernando and Siksha Singh*
South African has made a major transition from apartheid to democracy which is one of the most significant political...
Pakistan-US Relations: Resettlement or Re-Stalemate
Pakistan-US relations have witnessed a severe decline especially after January 2018. Earlier this month, US Secretary of State, Mr. Mike Pompeo, who was accompanied...
First 50 Days of New Government in Pakistan
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has completed its first 50 days in the government. Opinion of their governance is judged widely by public and a mixed...
From Obama to Al Gore: Democrats taking stance against Trump
Overcoming the current president of the United States has turned into the main goal of the Democrats in the United States. American Democrats who...
The Complex Task Ahead for Egypt and Israel in Gaza
The situation in Gaza today appears to indicate that a war with Israel is likely. Israeli airspace has been violated time and again in...
Achieving religious harmony in a world of fear and populism
This is a tough time for men and women of the cloth, at least those whose message is one of peace, tolerance, mutual respect,...
Unilateralism Vs Multilateralism
During the 73rd sessions of the general assembly at the UN, the crunch of unilateralism and multilateralism between US and China kicked off, in...
Why Trump is Trump and Why his Policies
Not only are we in a sense defined by our DNA, but new research shows our behavior may also be affected by that of...
China-South Sudan Relations: From Margin to the Spotlight
As China is marching up its Pac, into Africa, (Rotberg, 2008) since the new century, its relations with some, fragile states, in Africa are...