By News Desk Revamping regional security and prosperity under BRI and CPEC For regional peace and stability, extremist Hindutva policy should be dealt with Islamabad – MUSLIM Institute organized a Seminar on “Pak-Cooperation and Future of Regional Prosperity.” Amb (R)… Read More ›
By Masood Khan The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is on track. To recap, the CPEC has 1+4 components – the Corridor itself plus the Gwadar Port, infrastructure development, energy and industrial cooperation. The mega-project is being implemented under the watch… Read More ›
The Middle Corridor Will Help China Hedge Against Uncertainty In Russia And Pakistan By Andrew Korybko It’s unrealistic that China would ever abandon its investments in Russia or Pakistan, but those two’s connectivity roles for it vis-à-vis the EU and West… Read More ›
Twitter Shouldn’t Tolerate Mainstream Media Journalists Glorifying Terrorism By Andrew Korybko Siddiqui is a perfect example of what the US-led West truly thinks about terrorists in Pakistan. While their governments sometimes talk tough about them for political reasons, they secretly support… Read More ›
The BLA’s Anti-Chinese Terrorist Attack Is A Failed Attempt To Hold Balochistan Back By Andrew Korybko The objective socio-economic interests of the Baloch people are inextricably connected with their government’s Chinese-backed plans to comprehensively develop this de facto feudalist province, not… Read More ›
Pakistan At The Cross Roads By Lt. General (Retd) Tariq Khan ‘An unjust law is a code that is out of harmony with the moral law’. SOCRATES. There are nations in this world that are different from one another because… Read More ›
Analysing The Significance Of Imran Khan’s Record-Shattering Twitter Spaces Session By Andrew Korybko The domestic, international, and strategic significances of this development can’t be underestimated since it’s a milestone in digital diplomacy. Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, who was ousted… Read More ›
The Improvement Of Pakistan-U.S. Ties: Imperatives, Variables, And Consequences By Andrew Korybko The success of the new coalition authorities’ plan to improve ties with the US is dependent on resolving interconnected domestic-international dilemmas and importantly doing so before the narrow window… Read More ›
Speculating On The Existence Of Two Distinct Schools Of Thought In Pakistan’s Establishment By Andrew Korybko Recent political developments inside Pakistan very strongly suggest the existence of two distinct schools of thought within The Establishment: pro-American and multipolar. Should this model… Read More ›
Why Are The Latest Developments In Pakistan Of Global Importance? By Andrew Korybko The success of the US’ regime change campaign in Pakistan could turn that country from the “Zipper of Eurasia” into the “Faultline of Eurasia” by tearing apart the… Read More ›
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