The Fragile Balance of Terror: Deterrence in the New Nuclear Age
Read: The Weaponisation of Everything: A Field Guide to the New Way of WarThe nuclear threats posed by India, Israel, Pakistan, Iran, and North Korea are precarious.
Turkey’s National Fighter Jet: Ambitions Materialize
In addition, Turkish Aerospace upgraded F-16s of the TurAF and Jordanian and Pakistani Air Forces.
Is the American Eagle Ready to Fight the Chinese Dragon?
The major commercial ports in the Indian Ocean, which China is currently developing for commercial use, include Gwadar in Pakistan, Hambantota Port in Sri Lanka, Lamu and Mombasa Port in Kenya, Bagamoyo Port and Dar es Salaam Port in Tanzania, Sokhna Port in Egypt, and Sudan Port in the Republic of Sudan.
How Long Will the Taliban Government Last?
At the same time, while the Taliban enjoy Pakistan’s support, no country so far has shown support for the NRF.
People across the Globe Send Aid to Turkey’s Earthquake Victims
Calls for donations and volunteers to travel to the affected areas were made on social media in countries such as Pakistan, Kuwait, and Malaysia, adding to the efforts by official bodies in both Turkey and abroad.
The Great Climate Upheaval: One Billion People are Expected to Migrate by 2050
Pakistan, followed by Ethiopia and Iran, has the greatest number of people at risk of mass displacement.
Turkish-Ukrainian Defense Cooperation: Drones, Engines, and More
Ankara has been building four ships of a MILGEM variant for the Pakistan Navy.
Why Workers’ Rights Sparked a Debate at the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar
This figure is not directly connected to the World Cup and involves the large number of migrant workers in the country from Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.
Poor Countries Should Not Have to Bear the Brunt of Extravagant Wars
Take for example, the case of Pakistan, where the IMF’s loan conditions continue to apply—at least for now—despite the floods that inundated nearly a third of the country.
Food Inflation, Global Crisis, and Turkey
According to the 2020 UN FAO data, Ukraine supplies 92% of Moldova’s wheat imports, 81% of Lebanon’s, 64% of Qatar’s, and almost 50% of Tunisia’s, Libya’s and Pakistan’s imports.
End of the Second Elizabethean Era: British Muslim Responses to the Queen’s Legacy
The contemporary legacies of the British Empire can be seen in Africa and the Middle East and this history continues to contaminate relations between India and Pakistan in relationship to Kashmir, in addition to ongoing reverberations of Her Majesty’s Government’s mass exploitation of Indian natural resources.
“One China” Policy and Taiwan: The Island is on the World Agenda
Following Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, international organizations such as the UN, the Arab League, and countries such as Iran, Pakistan, Kyrgyzstan, the UAE, and North Korea repeated their support for the “One China” policy.
How’s the Weather? Scorching Heat and Flash Floods
In Pakistan, the “monsoon on steroids” caused major floods after heavy rain.
A Year On, The Taliban Still Seek International Recognition
Countries like Russia, China, Iran, and Pakistan were considered the main beneficiaries of the U.
Panama Shows Signals of Becoming the Next Sri Lanka
Especially in Sri Lanka, Ghana, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, and Pakistan, there is civil unrest resulting from the economic hardship.
A Global Storm Is Brewing: Leaders Must Immediately Tackle Inflation
”Read: Global Food Crisis: Russia and the West Play the Blame GameMeanwhile, Pakistan has seen the fall of the popular government of Imran Khan, which despite handling the pandemic rather well, couldn’t really get a handle on inflation.
Migration Remains a Hot Topic in Turkey with New Regulations Imposed
As of April 2022, the Ministry of Interior reported 21,085 deportations of irregular migrants, the majority comprising Afghani and Pakistani nationals; the capture of 2,254 migrant smugglers; and the prevention of 127,256 irregular entries from the eastern and southern borders since the beginning of 2022.
Afghanistan Bans Opium Cultivation amid Economic Breakdown
Read: How the Cross-Border Tribes Living between Afghanistan and Pakistan Impact Regional PoliticsThe Taliban ordered farmers to reduce their opium poppy crops by one third in 1999, and in 2000, imposed a total ban on religious grounds, which was successfully enforced.
Can the Taliban Deal with their Handicaps?
Read: Pakistan and Afghanistan: Keeping India and the US at BayMany experts believe that these inconsistencies reflect the deep friction between the Taliban’s political leaders and their hardline commanders and foot soldiers, whereas the abrupt backtrack on girls going to school acts as the biggest indicator of this.
American Political Opportunism and the Long Overdue Rohingya Genocide Determination
decision to contribute $250,000 to humanitarian relief for “Muslims from Burma” as the victims were then referred to in various regional news outlets such as the Far Eastern Economic Review, Bangkok Post, and Pakistan’s Dawn.
