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China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is one of the most ambitious foreign investment projects by China under the framework of ‘One…

By Sarmad Ali Khan With the inception of Pakistan, the country opted for the U.S. bloc over the Soviet side…

India and US recently signed COMCASA on 6th September, 2018 in the inaugural 2+2 summit held in Delhi. COMCASA stands…

For the first eight months of this year, North Korea has been making highlights in world affairs perhaps more than…

Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) is a sub-regional organization of seven countries of South…

Historically, India and United Arab Emirates didn’t share a very cordial relation. It is because of UAE’s stance with Pakistan…

By Sarmad Ali Khan In the contemporary world, terrorism has evolved as a global threat to the countries and humanity…

India and Maldives have had a very cordial relation since a very long time. India has helped Maldives, the archipelago…

India and China, the two leading economies of Asia; in the last decade made significant inroads in Africa keeping aside their past patchy relationships, restricted to some African nations. In current scenario, while China is in progressive advantage in terms of investment in Africa, their key challenger India has announced an all-out investment expansion agenda for the same. Indeed, the squabble between those two Asian giants for greater control and articulation in Africa, emulate their history.

At the end of 2013, Chinese President Xi Jinping has presented country’s one of the most ambitious foreign policy and economic initiative. The plan aimed to connect China with Central Asia, Europe and littoral states of Indo Pacific.  This mega project with economic and geo-strategic motives is known as ‘One Belt One Road’ (OBOR), it comprises of two component i.e. Silk road economic belt and Maritime Silk Road.

Fresh election news trickled a day after the vote on 25th July, from Pakistan confirms the victory of Imran Khan, the chief of Pakistan Tehrik e-Insaf (PTI). The commanding win of 116/272 seats for PTI makes him an obvious choice as the next Pak Prime Minister.