The dilemma of smaller South Asian stateson May 6, 2018India treats all other South Asian smaller states as its backyard and wants that other countries should seek its prior approval before taking any foreign policy initiative. In reality, with deference to its South Asian smaller neighbours, India is pursuing a hegemonic policy as per Indian Doctrine of Regional Security. Bahabani Sen Gupta has explained this doctrine in his article, published in … [Read more...] about The dilemma of smaller South Asian states
Summer is approaching cruelty level in Pakistan:on May 3, 2018Nawabshah may have endured hottest April temperature recorded on Earth. According to the report, Temperatures soared to 50.2o Celsius in Nawabshah, Sindh on Monday in what might just be the highest temperature ever reliably measured on Earth during April; it was the warmest April temperature ever recorded in Pakistan and the entire Asian continent. Published in Daily Times, May 3rd 2018. … [Read more...] about Summer is approaching cruelty level in Pakistan:
Maligning Pakistan’s armed forceson April 27, 2018On November 20, 2017, Indian news website The Quartz published an article titled ‘Inside Pakistan’s biggest business conglomerate: the Pakistan military’, written by Indian army general, Kamal Davar. Throughout the article, Davar seems to be making futile attempts to malign Pakistan’s armed forces by accusing them of constructing a separate business complex. On the first hand, it is totally … [Read more...] about Maligning Pakistan’s armed forces
Anti-Pakistan lobbying in Washingtonon April 15, 2018Mr Larry Pressler, a 75-year-old pro-Indian Republican politician, a former Senator in the US Congress for a long time, an old Pakistan critic and advocate of US-India friendship, and a famous writer of the most disliked Pressler Amendment against Pakistan, has written an anti-Pakistan article titled Thank You, President Trump for calling out Pakistan on Terrorism, which has recently been … [Read more...] about Anti-Pakistan lobbying in Washington
Nepal and its big neighbouron April 10, 2018Nepal is a Hindu state, which lie along the southern slopes of the Himalayan Mountain Range. The Kingdom of Nepal is a landlocked country, with India on its southern, eastern and western borders and the Tibetan autonomous region of the Peoples Republic of China to the north. Its territory extends roughly 500 miles (800 kms) from east to west and 90 to 150 miles from north to south. While … [Read more...] about Nepal and its big neighbour
Nepal’s foreign policy is a dilemmaon April 2, 2018Nepal is a Hindu state, which is lying along the southern slopes of the Himalayan mountain ranges. It is a landlocked country, which is strategically located between two much larger countries, India to the east, south, and west and the Tibet Autonomous Region of China to the north. While Nepal’s border with China comprises of difficult mountainous terrain, its border region with India is easy to … [Read more...] about Nepal’s foreign policy is a dilemma
Nepal’s sovereignty and its bigger neighbouron March 29, 2018Nepal is a Hindu state, which lies along the southern slopes of the Himalayan mountain ranges. It is a landlocked country located between India to the east, south, and west and the Tibet Autonomous Region of China to the north. Its territory extends roughly 500 miles (800 kilometres) from east to west and 90 to 150 miles from north to south. While Nepal’s border with China comprises of … [Read more...] about Nepal’s sovereignty and its bigger neighbour
At last! A good Fatwaon March 12, 2018Pakistan has been a front line state in the conflict to get rid of terrorism and extremism in the region for the final 16 years. Though Pakistan has lost so much in the war on terror, it has also comparatively achieved so much. If compared to other countries that are fighting terrorists in Afghanistan, Pakistan has done an enourmous work; it has broken the bone of terrorism. This becomes … [Read more...] about At last! A good Fatwa
Keeping India out of Pakistan-Bangladesh relationson March 7, 2018Pakistan and Bangladesh share a bitter past. They were one country and before 1971 and got separated in a painful and bloody war. In December 1971, the then Eastern Wing of Pakistan separated from the Western Wing due to political differences that emerged after 1971 general elections. The then Awami League leaders and activists were incited and misled by India to conspire against the … [Read more...] about Keeping India out of Pakistan-Bangladesh relations
FATF Politics against Pakistanon March 3, 2018The Monitoring Team (MT) of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) 1267 Sanctions Committee, dealing with the Taliban, Al-Qaeda and Daesh, visited Pakistan from January 25 to 26, 2018 for a review of its compliance with the UN sanctions regime. In this context Pakistan has already banned Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD), and Falah-e-Insaniyat Foundation after they were declared terrorist organisations, by … [Read more...] about FATF Politics against Pakistan
