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The Taliban has captured three major Afghan cities and a string of provincial capitals in …
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It might still be possible to save Afghanistan
“A NEGATIVE OUTCOME, a Taliban automatic military takeover, is not a foregone conclusion,” Mark Milley, …
Read More »Iran-Turkey Cooperation Serves Regional Peace, Stability: President Raisi
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said the relations between Tehran and Ankara serve peace and stability …
Read More »An overland route to rival Suez: the wild ambition of Iraq’s Al Faw port
A multi-billion-dollar logistics project to rival the Suez Canal has left Iraqi opinion divided. Proponents …
Read More »Identifying Reasons For Russia’s Weak Economic Presence In Africa – OpEd
Last month, the Association of Economic Cooperation with African States (AECAS) held a special meeting …
Read More »Afghanistan At The Crossroads As Civil War Looms – OpEd
Alarm is growing at the prospect of the Taliban unseating the Kabul government, but that …
Read More »China And A New Cold War – Analysis
In 1947, George F Keenan, an American Foreign Service officer, formulated the policy of ‘containment’. …
Read More »Inoculations in Terror
On August 2, 2021, one Police constable, identified as Dilawar Khan, was killed when unidentified …
Read More »A Transformative Decade: Xi Jinping’s Rise And China’s Political Landscape – Analysis
China has gone through major political transformations over the past decade, with the rise and …
Read More »LITHUANIA STEMS FLOW OF MIGRANTS LURED TO BORDER BY BELARUS IN ITS WAR WITH EU
Lithuania appears to have stemmed the recent surge in irregular crossings by migrants cynically being …
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