Shafei Moiz Hali
Assistant Professor at National Defence University
Seems Like the US after Monkeying Around in Pakistan is Primed for a Relationship Reset
The US' swift moves and clear contrast instances unmistakably point at foul play in Khan’s ouster.
Is AUKUS the Beginning of a New Cold War?
War supposedly provides the much-needed lube to the cogs of the US economy. That is why it is no surprise that a well-timed war or news of a “successful” encounter with a terrorist “mastermind” can be a useful magic pill for a faltering US economy and for a US president’s dwindling poll ratings.
Is Western Media Justified in Demonizing Taliban 2.0?
the media expecting the Taliban to miraculously fix Afghanistan’s problems in a matter of weeks is unrealistic; especially, when the US, US’s allies, and the previous Afghan government failed to deliver in two decades.
Future of Sino-German Ties Post Merkel
Merkel had been unwavering, in her stance that the EU should have a China policy different from that of Washington DC.
International Politics & COVID-19: The Global Uncertainties
The fast transmission rate of COVID-19 and its different variants emerging around the planet truly created a global event of extraordinary concern and in extraordinary circumstances demand extraordinary measures and leadership.