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Opinion | Will The Iran War Force Pakistan To Pick 'Sides'?
Given its economic dependence on Gulf countries and strategic leanings toward the US, Pakistan will aim to contain any overt anti-American positioning in public protest or state rhetoric.
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Opinion | Why Foreign Investors Are Growing Worried About Their 'Minerals' Bets In Pakistan
Given that foreign investments require secure supply chains, predictability, and local legitimacy, the crisis in Balochistan is conducive to none of these conditions.
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Opinion | All Talk, No Take-Off: The Reality Of Pakistan's JF-17 Hype
Pakistan's politically charged statements about its JF-17 jets make little sense given how the source-based discussions and expressions of interest it is boasting of are not cemented in finalised agreements.
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Opinion | The Dangerous Logic Behind America's $1.25 Billion 'Mining' Deal With Pakistan
Rhetoric seems to have eclipsed the grim realities of Pakistan, once again.
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Opinion | Inside The 'Amendment' That May Make Asim Munir Pak's Supreme Authority
A constitutional amendment in Pakistan charters a new civil-military dynamic, heavily inclined to accommodate the whims, fancies, and megalomaniacal tendencies of one individual: General Asim Munir.
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Opinion | India, Taliban And Pakistan: An Uneasy Geostrategic Dance
Geographically and strategically, amicable ties between Afghanistan and India have long been a source of unease for Pakistan.
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Opinion | Pakistan's Jihad Factories May Soon Be Getting A 'Saudi' Lifeline
For years, Riyadh has financially backed clerical groups and madrassas promoting the Salafi and Wahhabi schools of thought in Pakistan. If the new deal expands such patronage, it may solidify the framework on which the military-jihad complex relies.
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Opinion | Bangladesh Can't Wish Away Its Dependence On India, Even If It Wants To
While Pakistan may continue to appeal through symbolic gestures to Bangladeshi identity and play up shared Islamic orientation, India offers tangible developmental dividends that Dhaka requires.
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Opinion | Pakistan Is Fast Becoming A Security Burden For China ... But Are We Suprised?
A Chinese official's latest statement should be seen as underlining Beijing's genuinely waning patience with Pakistan's perceived security inadequacies, and not just as diplomatic rhetoric.
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Opinion | How Taliban Has Now Become A Pawn In India-Pak Power Play
India's geopolitical manoeuvring was exemplified in its abstention at the UNSC on a resolution calling for political inclusion and the reversal of the Taliban's repressive policies.
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Opinion | Will The Iran War Force Pakistan To Pick 'Sides'?
Given its economic dependence on Gulf countries and strategic leanings toward the US, Pakistan will aim to contain any overt anti-American positioning in public protest or state rhetoric.
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Opinion | Why Foreign Investors Are Growing Worried About Their 'Minerals' Bets In Pakistan
Given that foreign investments require secure supply chains, predictability, and local legitimacy, the crisis in Balochistan is conducive to none of these conditions.
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Opinion | All Talk, No Take-Off: The Reality Of Pakistan's JF-17 Hype
Pakistan's politically charged statements about its JF-17 jets make little sense given how the source-based discussions and expressions of interest it is boasting of are not cemented in finalised agreements.
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Opinion | The Dangerous Logic Behind America's $1.25 Billion 'Mining' Deal With Pakistan
Rhetoric seems to have eclipsed the grim realities of Pakistan, once again.
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Opinion | Inside The 'Amendment' That May Make Asim Munir Pak's Supreme Authority
A constitutional amendment in Pakistan charters a new civil-military dynamic, heavily inclined to accommodate the whims, fancies, and megalomaniacal tendencies of one individual: General Asim Munir.
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Opinion | India, Taliban And Pakistan: An Uneasy Geostrategic Dance
Geographically and strategically, amicable ties between Afghanistan and India have long been a source of unease for Pakistan.
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Opinion | Pakistan's Jihad Factories May Soon Be Getting A 'Saudi' Lifeline
For years, Riyadh has financially backed clerical groups and madrassas promoting the Salafi and Wahhabi schools of thought in Pakistan. If the new deal expands such patronage, it may solidify the framework on which the military-jihad complex relies.
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Opinion | Bangladesh Can't Wish Away Its Dependence On India, Even If It Wants To
While Pakistan may continue to appeal through symbolic gestures to Bangladeshi identity and play up shared Islamic orientation, India offers tangible developmental dividends that Dhaka requires.
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Opinion | Pakistan Is Fast Becoming A Security Burden For China ... But Are We Suprised?
A Chinese official's latest statement should be seen as underlining Beijing's genuinely waning patience with Pakistan's perceived security inadequacies, and not just as diplomatic rhetoric.
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Opinion | How Taliban Has Now Become A Pawn In India-Pak Power Play
India's geopolitical manoeuvring was exemplified in its abstention at the UNSC on a resolution calling for political inclusion and the reversal of the Taliban's repressive policies.
