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Trump’s Pivot to the Middle East and China's OBOR

Trump’s Pivot to the Middle East and China's OBOR

By Hamzah Rifaat Hussain
Trump's outreach to the Middle East cannot be divorced from China's own plans for the Middle East.
Reviewing Nawaz Sharif's Time at the 'Muslim NATO' Summit in Riyadh

Reviewing Nawaz Sharif's Time at the 'Muslim NATO' Summit in Riyadh

By Umair Jamal
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Sharif couldn’t have achieved anything more than what he did in Saudi Arabia.

Pakistan's Military Deletes a Controversial Tweet, Raising Questions

Pakistan's Military Deletes a Controversial Tweet, Raising Questions

By Umair Jamal
Did the Pakistani military roll back its decision that rejected the civilian government’s assessment in a leaks inquiry?

Nawaz Sharif and the Panama Papers Judgement in Pakistan

Nawaz Sharif and the Panama Papers Judgement in Pakistan

By Waris Husain
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has delivered its judgement in the Panama Papers case. What's next?

No Sunset for Pakistan’s Secret Military Courts

No Sunset for Pakistan’s Secret Military Courts

By Maria Kari
A failure of justice and a black mark on Pakistan’s global image.
The Nuclear Test Ban: Time to Finish What We Started

The Nuclear Test Ban: Time to Finish What We Started

By Sergei Ryabkov and Lassina Zerbo
Two decades after the CTBT's signing, now is time for the world’s leading states to come together to finish what we started

Deciphering Pakistan Supreme Court’s Panama Papers Verdict

Deciphering Pakistan Supreme Court’s Panama Papers Verdict

By Umair Jamal
The Supreme Court’s verdict in the Panama Papers corruption scandal opens another phase of controversy in Pakistani politics. 
Survey Projects Show Progress on TAPI Pipeline

Survey Projects Show Progress on TAPI Pipeline

By Casey Michel
But as the projected operational date gets pushed back, the surveys may be progress for progress' sake.

Zia-ul-Haq and the ‘Islamization’ of Pakistan’s Public Universities

Zia-ul-Haq and the ‘Islamization’ of Pakistan’s Public Universities

By Umair Jamal
The government in Pakistan needs to ensure that educational institutes in the country remain a place of learning rather than intimidation and violence.

Mattis Hosts Indian National Security Adviser in Washington

Mattis Hosts Indian National Security Adviser in Washington

By Ankit Panda
Indian National Security Adviser Ajit Doval met the U.S. defense secretary in Washington, D.C., last week.

China, Russia, Iran: Ports and Power Along the Belt and Road

China, Russia, Iran: Ports and Power Along the Belt and Road

By Nicholas Trickett and Oliver Thomas
If the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor doesn’t live up to the hype, Russia may stand to benefit.
Why Political Reforms in Pakistan’s Tribal Areas Are Essential

Why Political Reforms in Pakistan’s Tribal Areas Are Essential

By Umair Jamal
The government in Pakistan seeks to bring the country’s tribal areas into the mainstream body politic. 

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