Browsing: South Asia

By Anton Evstratov The conference “Central and South Asia: Regional Interconnectedness. Challenges and Opportunities,” instead of the declared search for…

By Rana Danish Nisar Apart from glorious, magnificent and bravura historical significance, the land of afghan has been facing turmoil,…

By Ali Abbas States are pursing Geo-economics as an instrument to cooperate and integrate with other communities in the world.…

By Uddipta Singha Lahkar “India’s nuclear doctrine has greater flexibility than it gets credit for” -Shivshankar Menon A recent report…

By Nikola Mikovic The Taliban appears to be destined to rule Afghanistan. The hardline Islamist group already controls large portions…

By  Rana Danish Nisar  The demise of the Soviet bloc brought new changes in the world political system along with the emergence…

By  Rana Danish Nisar  Since its inception, India’s leadership has mastered reshaping its foreign policy objectives according to the changing…

By Dr. Mohammad Salami Saudi Arabia’s relations with Pakistan have been strained over the past year, but on June 20,…

By Rana Danish Nisar Due to fluctuations in global politics, prominent Indian leaders, and foreign policy specialists, have always shaped the objectives…

By Rana Danish Nisar The Biden administration has declared that the US is now willing to leave Afghanistan, after the long…

By Rana Danish Nisar Frankly, the rules of the game of global politics are quite strict and cruel. Because of…

By Rana Danish Nisar A lot of rumours, chatter, gossip and buzz comes from political pundits, strategic think tanks and…