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The Social Sphere of the Pashtun is the Main Target of Hostile Forces Within and Without

Pashtuns are an eminent part of the Pakistani society and have been valiant sons of the motherland who have given unprecedented sacrifices for Pakistan,...

The mimic of Democracy of the Dalai Lama’s Tibetan Government in Exile

The Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) – known also Tibetan Government in Exile - celebrates ‘Democracy Day’ on 2 September every year and has done...

Israel scores painful own goal in run-up to the World Cup

Argentina’s cancellation of a friendly against Israel because of Israeli attempts to exploit the match politically is likely to reverberate far beyond the world...

Will Europe give in to Washington’s demands?

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's remarks on the nuclear deal with Iran have been widely reflected in the world's political circles. Many of...

EU-Armenia relations reached new highs

Since January 2015, EU-Armenia relations have developed significantly. The negotiation and provisional application of a new bilateral partnership agreement, as well as the finalisation...

Jordanian protests: Revisiting the Arab Spring and setting a benchmark

Protests that forced Jordan’s prime minister to resign and laid bare the country’s systemic economic and political crisis shed a new light on the...

King Abdullah of Jordan: Balancing on an ever-tighter tightrope

A look at a decade of failed social, economic and political reform in Jordan goes a far way to explain recent mass anti-government protests...

The Bahrain Declaration

The main opposition bloc, in Bahrain, Al-Wefaq National Islamic Association, has proposed a democracy-based proposal, on Saturday, entitled “Bahrain Declaration,” calling for dialogue, national...

Sino-US relations, Trade, and Values

A long time ago, Grecian Aesop told such a story, saying, “One winter, a farmer found a snake being frozen to half death. Out...

Mahathir’s reforms could put Saudi Arabia and the UAE on the spot

Newly elected Malaysian Prime Minister Mohammed Mahathir is adopting policies that could reshape the Southeast nation’s relations with powerful Gulf states. A series of anti-corruption...

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Is Iran losing control of Gulf trade?

The recent strikes by the Houthis, an Iranian proxy...

US aims new sanctions at Sudan’s military junta over its use of chemical weapons

The United States has barred aircraft linked to Sudan’s...

How Crimea Went from Russia’s Greatest Prize Towards an Untenable Position

The Crimean Peninsula, Russia’s pivotal stronghold, is witnessing a...

Why China Is Closely Watching Egypt’s Military and Defense Strategy

The Ninth Bureau of the Chinese Ministry of State...
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