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India’s public diplomacy in Afghanistan and implications for Pakistan
By Zeenat Mughal In the modern age of globalization, states pursue their national interest through Public diplomacy and it is used…
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Rationales behind the turnaround of China’s relations with DPRK
By Wang Li During Kim Jong-un’s first foreign visit which was destined to Beijing, he met Chinese President Xi Jinping.…
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Seventy years of Indian foreign policy strategy as a nation to build an India-centric world
By Mitrajit Biswas India has a huge challenge as well as role to play in this century in world affairs. India…
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Should Kazakhstan host the North Korean nuclear talks?
By Samantha Brletich Since South Korea and North Korea leaders met on 27 April, Kazakhstan’s no-nuke model, a combination of…
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Uzbekistan revitalizes the Afghanistan peace process
By Manabhanjan Meher Uzbekistan has always been an integral part of ongoing peace processes such as the Kabul process, Moscow…
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Pak-US relations and a glimmer of hope
By Ubaid Ahmed President Trump began the year with a twitter message accusing Pakistan for deceit and lies. Nevertheless, United States…
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The problems with non-proliferation regime
By Beenish Altaf For the 2020 NPT Review Conference, the Preparatory Committee is scheduled to hold its second session from…
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Why does India want more presence in Afghanistan?
By Uzge A. Saleem The enemy of an enemy is always a friend. In our field of study this can be…
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China’s Boao forum for Asia and economic integration through CPEC
By Qura tul ain Hafeez These days the “Asian Competitiveness Annual Report 2018” has become talk of the town, which says that…
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Babur missile test: Pakistan validating its second-strike capability
By Ahyousha Khan In March 2018, Pakistan test fired its indigenous submarine launched cruise missile named Babur-3. It was the second…
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