Pakistan-TTP Negotiations And Iran’s Proxy War In Pakistan Experts Ahmed Quraishi and Khalid Muhammad analyse latest developments in the region, focusing on Pakistan-TTP negotiations and Iran’s proxy war inside Pakistan. Syeda Qudsiya Mashhadi moderated the session.
Afghanistan: Fears, Hopes And Dream Of A New Asia By Ali Hassnain To be able to analyse objectively we have to understand who stands to win and who stands to lose from the current Afghan scenario. We need to understand… Read More ›
SCO Summit 2021 and Dushanbe Declaration: Outcome for Pakistan This is a recording of a space session that took place on Twitter (on 18th September 2021), where expert on Middle East, Ahmed Quraishi gave his analysis on the outcome of… Read More ›
New Zealand vs Pakistan Cricket: Is The Security Situation In Pakistan Deteriorating? This is a recording of a space session that took place on Twitter (on 19th September 2021), where security analyst Khalid Muhammad, Director General at Command Eleven, gave… Read More ›
Events In Afghanistan, Australia, And Saudi Arabia Will Influence The EU’s Security Policy By Andrew Korybko The overall trend is that the EU is taking the formulation of a comparatively more independent security policy a lot more seriously than before after… Read More ›
The Afghan Aid Game Is A Gamble That No One Can Afford To Lose By Andrew Korybko To put it simply, millions of people’s lives are practically being held hostage by some politically minded members of the international community’s strategic fears… Read More ›
Anti Pakistan Rhetoric: Future Of Pak-Iran And Taliban-Iran Relations This is a recording of a space session that took place on Twitter (on 10th September 2021), where expert on Iran and the GCC region, Ahmed Quraishi gave his analysis on… Read More ›
‘The Atlantic’ Has It All Wrong About China, The US, And West Asia By Andrew Korybko The US is solely responsible for China’s recent inroads in West Asia that were brought about by those countries regarding Beijing as a much more… Read More ›
Afghan Protests: Foreign-Financed Colour Revolution Or Genuine Grievances? By Andrew Korybko Regardless of whether one sympathizes with those protesters’ causes or not, it should be acknowledged that these disturbances could greatly destabilize Afghanistan at one of its most sensitive moments in… Read More ›
Russian Liberals Are Trying To Twist The Kremlin’s Taliban Ties To Their Benefit By Andrew Korybko While the Taliban and Navalny’s network are both banned in Russia, that’s where the similarities between them end with respect to how Moscow regards the… Read More ›
