The Ministry of Defense (MoD) said Saturday Mawlavi Hebatullah Akhundzada, the supreme leader of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, has, for the first time, visited the 215 Azam Army Corps and its related units in Helmand province. During his visit to the corps, the leader of the Islamic Emirate emphasized the need for the military forces to protect the country’s […]
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Pakistan Kills 11 Militants Near Afghan Border Amid Spike in Terrorism
Pakistan said Thursday that a military counterterrorism raid in a remote region near Afghanistan’s border had killed at least 11 militants linked to a banned militant organization. The “intelligence-based operation” in the South Waziristan district “successfully foiled a high-profile terrorist activity,” a military statement said.
Read more ›Analysing the Dependency Theory: Case Study of Taiwan
The dependency theory of development was first come up with a Latin American economist Raul Prebisch, and was centered around the development of third world or underdeveloped countries. It was proposed in the 1950’s and 1960’s, when the underdeveloped state of the global south started being given attention to. This theory was set out to problematize the Modernization theory, which […]
Read more ›Article In Urdu Daily ‘Roznama Jasarat’ Examines Growing Ties Between Afghan Taliban, China, U.S., And India: ‘America Was Forced To Exit Afghanistan; Now, It Wants To Occupy Afghanistan In A Different Way’; ‘ISIS… Is Being Patronized By America’
In a recent article, Pakistani writer Wajeeh Ahmed Siddiqui examined the current intricacies of relations between America, the Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, India, China, and Pakistan. The article, titled “The Taliban In Modi’s Lap,” follows a series of attacks in Afghanistan that appear to have been against Chinese and Pakistani interests, especially the attacks on the Pakistani Embassy and a hotel in […]
Read more ›Editorials In Hindi-Language Indian Newspapers Examine Pakistan-Sponsored Jihadi Terrorism In Jammu & Kashmir
On January 1, 2023, jihadi terrorists barged into the home of a Hindu family in the village of Upper Dangri in the district of Rajouri in Jammu & Kashmir, killing four people. The terrorists “first confirmed the identity [religion] of the victims, through their Aadhaar cards” – a national identity card.[1] Twelve hours after the initial attack, the militants followed […]
Read more ›TTP-TTA Nexus: A Hard Nut To Crack For Pakistan – OpEd
Afghanistan under the rule of Tehreek Taliban Afghanistan (TTA) has ruled out all the hope and struggles that Pakistan had made to bring a friendly government in Kabul to ensure peace inside the country and in the region as a whole. Afghanistan served as a buffer state in the time of British and Soviet expansionism. After 1947, Pakistan wished to […]
Read more ›Turkmenistan’s Leader Travels To Beijing As Dependence On China Grows – Analysis
Hoping to boost his country’s economic prospects and deepen its energy links with China, Turkmen President Serdar Berdymukhammedov arrived in Beijing on January 5 for a two-day state visit. Few details have been made available about the trip, but the visit marks Berdymukhammedov’s first official visit to China since succeeding his father, Gurbanguly, as president in March 2022 in a […]
Read more ›Fixing The Deadlock On North Korean Denuclearization – Analysis
On 19 September 2018, after signing the Pyongyang Declaration with then South Korean president Moon Jae-in, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un declared his desire for the Korean Peninsula to be free from nuclear weapons. In his speech at the Rungrado 1st of May Stadium in Pyongyang that evening, Moon reaffirmed this. North Korea followed its leader’s pledges by closing some nuclear test sites and […]
Read more ›Why Sanctions On Russian Oil Will Be A Boon To India, But Could Trigger Volatility Globally – Analysis
Concerns have been looming large on the sanctions on Russian oil, which is heading for another major oil shock in the world. Russia is the second biggest exporter of oil in the world, and the EU is the biggest importer of oil from Russia. The EU has prohibited maritime exports of Russian oil and levied price cap of US $60 per barrel in December 2022. These followed suit […]
Read more ›China’s Shifting Persian Gulf Policy: Is It Favoring The GCC Over Iran? – Analysis
Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s visit to Saudi Arabia on 7 December 2022 has marked a turning point in Beijing’s foreign policy towards the Persian Gulf states. This three-day trip included three summits: One with President Xi and the Saudi Crown Prince on behalf of King Salman; a second between China and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states; and a third among China […]
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