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Pakistan’s petroleum pricing quagmire
The crux of this petroleum snag lies in the pricing mechanism which prevails in Pakistan
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Why structural realists are wrong to predict that Russia will help the US against China
Russia will indeed seek to “balance” China in the future and arguably already is
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How I survived the world’s strictest Covid-19 lockdown in Wuhan
What I experienced was different from what the international community and media said about China’s Covid-19 response
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Why the Indian Foreign Secretary will seek to bring Russia into the Indo-Pacific
Russia is becoming a relevant Indo-Pacific power contrary to the US’ recently expressed expectations
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In American politics, the “us vs. them” frame gets the media’s attention
Former President Donald Trump was truly a personality made for the 24-hour news cycle
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Why did the Russian ambassador to Pakistan describe his country as a “developing” one?
Nobody should mistake Russia’s renewed prominence as an aspiration to restore its lost superpower status
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Why Moscow’s upcoming anti-terrorist conference is a timely move
There should be serious consideration about the wisdom of proposing another round of Afghan-related talks
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Has the United Nations failed us?
But when it comes to state behaviour, there is no unity – only stakes. Stakes and interests drive the UN.
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How can Pakistan resolve its power sector woes?
There is a dire need that those at the helm of affairs devise and implement policies to counter this crisis
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Did tweets by Greta Thunberg and Rihanna help or harm the Indian farmers’ protest movement?
The resultant international scandal this caused brought the dark aspect of Indian online life to the forefront