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To liberate Cambodia
By Robert J. Burrowes A long-standing French protectorate briefly occupied by Japan during World War II, Cambodia became independent in 1953…
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CPEC with virtues blessed Pakistan with bountiful harvest in 2017: an analysis
By Asia Maqsood CPEC project is of great importance for both China and Pakistan. China’s government is striving to consume…
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The Iran invasion: manufacturing consent
By Damir Mujezinovic Whenever the establishment left and the establishment right wholeheartedly agree on something, you know a large group…
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Bilateral trade and economic diplomacy: The future of Indo-Sri Lanka economic initiatives
By Srimal Fernando The emergence of Indian foreign policies (IFPs) such as the Neighbourhood First policy, has provided a pathway to…
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Public unrest in Iran: a challenge for the theocratic regime
By Noah Phillips What began as a protest against the economic policies of the ruling government in Iran on December…
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Kashmiri aspirations must be respected
By Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai “If parties (India & Pakistan) come here and both of them call upon the Security…
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Arab Spring vs Iranian Spring: Why protests are important for a state?
By Amma Younas The protests which began in Iran are a reaction towards the increasing prices of fuel and food products,…
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CPEC Long Term Plan (LTP): an analysis
Sadia Kazmi The much awaited CPEC Long Term Plan (LTP) was unveiled by the Minister of Planning, Development, and Reform…
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Progress on Chabahar: Should it worry China and Pakistan?
By Sadia Kazmi Lately China’s BRI has been able to attract India’s and US’ attention where the former has been…
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Strained Pak-US ties: all is not lost
By Ubaid Ahmed Pakistan has always desired and wanted sustainable peace, stability and prosperity in the region. For that reason…
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