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A tale wrapped between love and hate: On the recent development of Russian-Israeli relations
By Punsara Amarasinghe and Anastasia Glazova The recent statement of Russian leader Vladimir Putin on Israel describing it as a Russian…
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Signs of hope for Persian Gulf conflicts: serious negotiations needed
After an extended period of darkening storm clouds, there are signs of hope for tension reduction in two separate but…
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Of gains and losses: Iran, America and South Asia
By Palwasha Khan Iran and America have recently been at odds with no hope for de-escalation. Iranian authorities aiming to…
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Iran’s challenge to the U.S supremacy in the Middle East
By Haris Bilal Malik The United States as a global superpower has been maintaining and projecting its military and political…
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Pakistan’s role in the Afghan peace negotiations
By Sher Baz Khetran “Pakistani cooperation on Afghanistan peace serves regional interests and builds stronger Pak-US relations,” read a June…
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Highlighting India’s WMDs at the UNGA
As Prime Minister Imran Khan prepares for his first address to the UN General Assembly next Friday, he does so…
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Looming crisis in West Asia?
By Sudhanshu Tripathi West Asia or Middle East is once again passing through grave dangers due to emerging Riyadh-Washington-Tel Aviv…
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Limits to the Asia-Pacific growth
By Meseto Abe Following the massive socio-economic success of the largest continent, corruption is the next battleground in the development…
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I researched Uighur society in China for 8 years and watched how technology opened new opportunities – then became a trap
By Darren Byler, University of Washington The Uighurs, a Muslim minority ethnic group of around 12 million in northwest China,…
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The struggle for peace in Afghanistan: is community engagement the key?
I have just read a superb book by Mark Isaacs, an Australian who has documented several years of effort by…
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