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Beijing’s Message to Pakistan Ahead of PM Khan’s Visit

April 22, 2019

Beijing’s Message to Pakistan Ahead of PM Khan’s Visit

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan is visiting China amid high hopes of further cementing Islamaba…

Tightening the Belt and Road in Malaysia

April 19, 2019

Tightening the Belt and Road in Malaysia

-- Behind the sensationalist headlines, the pragmatic leadership of China and Malaysia's elderly sta…

Mueller report: How Congress Can and Will Follow up on an Incomplete and Redacted Document

April 18, 2019

Mueller report: How Congress Can and Will Follow up on an Incomplete and Redacted Document

The Mueller report is out, heavily redacted and the investigative materials it's based on aren't pub…

Pakistan: Emerging Challenges for the Police

April 18, 2019

Pakistan: Emerging Challenges for the Police

Pakistan is rife with historical, ethnic, religious, socio-economic, and geographic differences, tha…

View from Pakistan: India’s Proxy Hybrid War in Afghanistan Costing Lives

April 5, 2019

View from Pakistan: India’s Proxy Hybrid War in Afghanistan Costing Lives

India is the only country in the world that has no interest in peace in Afghanistan. On the contrary…

U.S.
Immigration

How Social Media Can Draw the US into Foreign Interventions

When the 2011 Libyan civil war erupted, Twitter became a major instrument to air the rebels’ account of the conflict and present themselves internationally as a viable alternative to Moammar Gadhafi.
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World
Economy

Tightening the Belt and Road in Malaysia

-- Behind the sensationalist headlines, the pragmatic leadership of China and Malaysia's elderly statesmen is quietly charting a balanced and stable course for bilateral relations. -- A Mahathir-led Malaysia has never shirked from calling out the self-interested and bullying behavior of major powers while advancing regional forums that give greater voice to smaller nations. -- An increasingly difficult United States coupled with a cooperative China has seen Malaysian government sentiment shift in Beijing’s favor despite the aforementioned challenges.
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Why OIC Remains Ineffective on Kashmir
Christchurch Mosque Shootings Must End NZ’s Innocence about Right-wing Terrorism
View from Europe: In Afghanistan, a Fragile Hope Emerges
Will Sudan’s Latest Protests Bring Down Bashir?

World’s Largest Oil Company and Petrochemical Company Merge

Finding enough appetite in the market for a Saudi bond sale is still an issue. Geopolitical risks and concerns about the internal stability of the Saudi royal family could decrease the appetite of major financial institutions. The Kingdom might be listed on several emerging markets indexes (FTSE/MSCI), but investment appetite is being constrained by the impact of the Khashoggi murder, increased volatility in oil markets and pressure on the position of the Crown Prince.
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Oil Demand Growth to Hit Zero Within a Decade
Oversold Lithium Could be About to Rally
Huge Backlog Could Trigger New Wave of Shale Oil
Why Sehgal Brings Hope to Karachi?

South Asia

Beijing’s Message to Pakistan Ahead of PM Khan’s Visit

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan is visiting China amid high hopes of further cementing Islamabad's already strong relations with its closest ally. And the message from Beijing is also unambiguous that the interests of both countries are inter-twined, writes on Pakistani analyst.
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Mueller report: How Congress Can and Will Follow up on an Incomplete and Redacted Document
Pakistan: Emerging Challenges for the Police
View from Pakistan: India’s Proxy Hybrid War in Afghanistan Costing Lives
View from India: Kartarpur Focus

Pakistan: The Khosa Doctrine Targeting Perjury

Perjury or lying in court undermines the very purpose of the court, the laws of the country and the judiciary system at large: to bring justice to the people and society.
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Views from Pakistan and India on Kashmir Attack
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Beijing’s Message to Pakistan Ahead of PM Khan’s Visit

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan is visiting China amid high hopes of further cementing Islamabad's already strong relations with its closest ally. And the message from Beijing is also unambiguous that the interests of both countries are inter-twined, writes on Pakistani analyst.

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