The prospects of Islamabad’s marriage with Moscow
Zeeshan Hayat | Despite the mixed history between Pakistan and Russia, the desire for a close relationship was always there and the emerging multipolar world...
Unrest in Indian held Kashmir
News Analysis | India on Saturday imposed a widespread curfew, cut off all internet services and deployed thousands of troops in Kashmir as the volatile...
Edhi: An unforgettable legacy
News Desk | Abdul Sattar Edhi, the legendary philanthropist, great humanitarian and social worker, passed away on July 8, 2016. He was 88. He is...
Burhan Wani’s cult may cut India to size
Syed Ali Zia Jaffery | The mystically beautiful Kashmir valley has been a cause of one of the history's  fiercest rivalries. The 'shameful' and the...
U.S Iran nuclear deal: what will be its implications in the region?
Jawaria Waheed | 13 years after the nuclear activities of Iran were exposed an agreement was finally concluded on 14th July 2015 in Vienna, Austria which...
Egypt allows soccer fans to attend matches after six years!
James M. Dorsey | Caught between a rock and a hard place, Egyptian general-turned-president Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi has agreed to allow thousands of fans to...
Are we treading towards the Third Great War?
Abdul Qayyum Khan Kundi l Almost 150 days after the inauguration of President Trump one thing is now clear that era of American hegemony in...
Nehal Hashmi to face anti-terrorism court
On Friday, A sessions court reassigned the case against Senator Nehal Hashmi to an anti-terrorism court after charges of terrorism were added to the...
Is social media’s rise making the state surrender space?
Qamar Cheema | In this age of complex interdependence, the world is facing power transition and power diffusion. Erosion of power, new patterns of governance,...
Tehran hits Delhi’s underbelly as Modi hugs Trump and Netanyahu
News Analysis | Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatullah Khamenei has spoken in favor of the 'oppressed Muslims' of Kashmir for the second time in as many...
Tips for India to become more integrated in international trade
Global commerce has been changing since the late 20th century. Rather than trade finished products, such as cars, countries now exchange parts and components that, together,...
Jackson report puts Saudi Arabia and UK in a tight spot
James Dorsey | A report charging Saudi Arabia with funding extremism in Britain puts both the Kingdom and Prime Minister Teresa May on the spot. The report...