Turkey’s flirt with the China-dominated Shanghai Cooperation Organization casts doubt on Ankara’s commitment to Euro-Atlantic integration. So far, Beijing has remained cautious, but it may decide that closer cooperation with Turkey is in its long-term interest.
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Pakistan : Regime Change, Political Turmoil and Deepening Debt Crisis
Pakistan : Regime Change, Political Turmoil and Deepening Debt Crisis By Abdul Khaliq Pakistan has plunged into a major political crisis after the removal of Prime Minister Imran Khan on 10 April 22, through a successful no-confidence motion against the PTI govt. The month-long political crisis began on 8 March when the country’s three major opposition...
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Queen Elizabeth’s death stirs calls in Caribbean for reparations, abolition of monarchy
With the accession of King Charles III to the throne, it remains to be seen whether he will enjoy the same clout as his mother as the leader of the United Kingdom and the head of state of 14 other countries. The death of the UK’s longest-reigning monarch and the subsequent coronation of her successor...
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MIKHAIL GORBACHEV – 1931-2022
The last leader of the Soviet Union, the man who helped end the Cold War, and the president who tried to turn Russia into a functioning democracy.
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Hawley vows to vote ‘no’ on adding Sweden and Finland to NATO
When it comes to Chinese imperialism, the American people should know the truth: the United States is not ready to resist it
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Risk of a perfect storm
Prevailing in the power game will be in vain if the economy tanks
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Rich Indians turn secessionist, giving up citizenship. ‘Nationalism’ poor man’s burden
There are some obvious explanations for the rich and endowed Indians, who benefit the most from Indian democracy, leaving their own country.
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Biden’s Saudi trip signalled the West’s game of war mongering is up
Biden’s visit will be seen as a watershed moment where he visited the region as a diplomat with empty gestures, one of whom came back home with nothing under his arm.
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Pakistan’s Former PM Imran Khan Is on the Comeback Trail
With his party’s victory in the Punjab by-elections, he is pushing for early general elections. Will his opponents in the civilian and military establishment concede his demand?
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It’s not in India’s interest to be a US outpost
It's just like the guilty party filing a suit first to preempt action by the victim, a tactic of which India's foreign information dissemination is very fond of.
