Pentagon’s increased use of special forces
In July 2010, General David Petraeus succeeded McChrystal as overall commander of US-led forces in Afghanistan, as McChrystal had irreconcilable differences with the Obama administration.
Sudan tests the limits of Middle Eastern de-escalation
Arab media reported that the UAE, amid fears of a breakdown of the Jeddah talks and an escalation in the fighting, has sought to financially entice Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to back away from his support for Mr. Al-Burhan.
EU and Indo-Pacific region’s importance and impact on Pakistan
The Indo-Pacific economies are experiencing rapid growth, and the EU seeks to tap into these markets to expand its trade and investment opportunities.
Unrest and Cyber Warfare: Pakistan’s Chaotic Struggle
Severe internet connectivity issues were reported across the country’s big cities in the week following the arrest of a popular politician on cooked-up charges. Protests erupted throughout the country after the arrest.
Tackling income inequality through export-led growth in Pakistan
Income inequality is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon with many determinants that are difficult to isolate. An empirical investigation by the University of Karachi in 2015 also shared these conclusions.
Estonia’s reaction to Russian aggression in Ukraine
The Estonian people's love for Ukraine is deep and strong, especially in the context of the ongoing war with Russia. Estonia has a long history of oppression and occupation by foreign powers, so it can understand Ukraine's struggle.
Thar Coal: Pakistan’s Energy Game Changer
The Dakota Gasification Company in North Dakota uses similar coal to produce SNG (Synthetic Natural Gas), diesel, urea, naphtha, phenol, tar oil, ammonium sulfate, anhydrous ammonia, and liquid nitrogen
Imran Khan’s Arrest: End Game for Pakistan’s Crisis?
Imran was whisked away from the IHC premises by paramilitary forces on Tuesday, leading to violent protests across the country. The PTI chief had immediately approached the high court for release but it had declared his arrest legal.
The beginning of civil war in Pakistan
Pakistan is teetering after former Prime Minister Imran Khan was dramatically arrested by paramilitary troops on corruption charges, sparking a deadly outpouring of anger against the powerful military.
Here’s why Pakistanis are rising up against the Establishment
In Pakistani parlance, The Establishment refers to the country’s powerful military-intelligence structures that have historically exerted disproportionate sway over policymaking and society.
Syrian President Al-Assad plays a strong hand in diplomatic poker.
Progress in Turkish-Syrian talks could depend on the outcome of hard-fought presidential and parliamentary elections in Turkey on May 14 that, according to opinion polls, promise to be a close race.
Pakistan riddled with multiple crises
Even by the standards of Pakistan’s perpetually unstable politics, the last past few months in the country have been exceptionally turbulent. Pakistan has a new government as of April 11 after Imran Khan was forced out via a vote of no confidence.