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Opinion | Why Are Some Of India's Sharpest Pakistan Critics Calling For 'Talks'?
In the past, almost every such initiative has been met with a return to a terror attack.
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"Hands Full": Air India CEO Warns Successor Over Iran War, Pak Airspace Ban
Air India, which has reported heavy losses, has also faced a series of safety lapses.
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Blog | Yahya Khan To Munir, The Curious Pak Factor In Every US-China Thaw
History suggests that whenever Washington looks toward Beijing during moments of global upheaval, Islamabad finds a way back into the game.
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Opinion | Trump-Xi Meeting, And The Problem With Dismissing America Too Soon
Americs is bruised, but appearances can be deceptive in great power politics.
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Opinion | The Beijing Visit: Why Does Trump Suddenly Need Xi Jinping?
China will factor in the real possibility that in the mid-term elections in November, Trump may lose the House of Representatives and may become a lame-duck president. How far should it invest in an agreement with Trump is the question.
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Analysis | Can Donald Trump Face An 'Arrest Warrant' - Like Netanyahu And Putin?
No one in living memory imagined a moment when the world would seriously debate the possibility of an American president being dragged before a court. Can it happen?
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Opinion | Amir Hamza Attack Was A Symptom. A Deadlier Storm Is Brewing Within Lashkar
There is a churn within Lashkar for the top spot, in what is, after all, an extremely wealthy organisation. That may well lead to new terrorists wanting to prove themselves, the obvious 'means' being India.
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Opinion | Pakistan Has Already Got Its 'Prize', Even If The US-Iran Talks Collapsed
While there is some concern within Pakistan over the fallout of the failed peace talks in Islamabad, by and large, the regime, for now, is revelling in its fifteen minutes of fame. But it might not last long.
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Pakistan's Big Peace Bet Backfires After US Iran Talks Collapse. What Now?
Pak's bid to broker USIran peace collapsed, exposing limits of its peacemaker role and now, with no clear path forward, has three options - behindthescenes diplomacy, regional containment, or trying to leverage its mediatory brand despite failure.
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Analysis: Islamic NATO Or Europe - Is Gulf Rethinking Its Options After Trump's 'Betrayal'?
A wounded Iran, which is emboldened by its experience of attacking its neighbours and hijacking the global energy supply chain, coupled with Trump's failure to prioritise the region, makes a strong case for Islamic countries in Central Asia to partne
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Opinion | Why World's Most Powerful Man Has Failed To Stop Netanyahu From Razing Lebanon
Without US support, it is hard for Israel to fight any war. Netanyahu knows that. Can he revive his fortunes as his own countrymen and Trump get weary of his adventures?
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Opinion | Islamabad Breakdown: The Curious 'Paradox' About Iran That Keeps Baffling Trump
Iran's weakness in some domains, strength in others, complicates any straightforward application of pressure.
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'Only They Can Play That Role': S Tharoor's Jab At Pak Over US-Iran Talks
"There have been allegations that Washington wrote that tweet for the Pakistani prime minister," Shashi Tharoor said
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Iranian Delegation Arrives In Pak For Peace Talks. Welcomed By Asim Munir
The Iranian delegation led by its Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, along with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, would participate in the Islamabad Talks.
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Opinion | Three Things May Happen At The End Of The 14-Day Ceasefire (Or Earlier)
Will Iran and Israel continue to clash, with Trump supporting the latter from the outside?
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Opinion | Why Are Some Of India's Sharpest Pakistan Critics Calling For 'Talks'?
In the past, almost every such initiative has been met with a return to a terror attack.
-
"Hands Full": Air India CEO Warns Successor Over Iran War, Pak Airspace Ban
Air India, which has reported heavy losses, has also faced a series of safety lapses.
-
Blog | Yahya Khan To Munir, The Curious Pak Factor In Every US-China Thaw
History suggests that whenever Washington looks toward Beijing during moments of global upheaval, Islamabad finds a way back into the game.
-
Opinion | Trump-Xi Meeting, And The Problem With Dismissing America Too Soon
Americs is bruised, but appearances can be deceptive in great power politics.
-
Opinion | The Beijing Visit: Why Does Trump Suddenly Need Xi Jinping?
China will factor in the real possibility that in the mid-term elections in November, Trump may lose the House of Representatives and may become a lame-duck president. How far should it invest in an agreement with Trump is the question.
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Analysis | Can Donald Trump Face An 'Arrest Warrant' - Like Netanyahu And Putin?
No one in living memory imagined a moment when the world would seriously debate the possibility of an American president being dragged before a court. Can it happen?
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Opinion | Amir Hamza Attack Was A Symptom. A Deadlier Storm Is Brewing Within Lashkar
There is a churn within Lashkar for the top spot, in what is, after all, an extremely wealthy organisation. That may well lead to new terrorists wanting to prove themselves, the obvious 'means' being India.
-
Opinion | Pakistan Has Already Got Its 'Prize', Even If The US-Iran Talks Collapsed
While there is some concern within Pakistan over the fallout of the failed peace talks in Islamabad, by and large, the regime, for now, is revelling in its fifteen minutes of fame. But it might not last long.
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Pakistan's Big Peace Bet Backfires After US Iran Talks Collapse. What Now?
Pak's bid to broker USIran peace collapsed, exposing limits of its peacemaker role and now, with no clear path forward, has three options - behindthescenes diplomacy, regional containment, or trying to leverage its mediatory brand despite failure.
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Analysis: Islamic NATO Or Europe - Is Gulf Rethinking Its Options After Trump's 'Betrayal'?
A wounded Iran, which is emboldened by its experience of attacking its neighbours and hijacking the global energy supply chain, coupled with Trump's failure to prioritise the region, makes a strong case for Islamic countries in Central Asia to partne
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Opinion | Why World's Most Powerful Man Has Failed To Stop Netanyahu From Razing Lebanon
Without US support, it is hard for Israel to fight any war. Netanyahu knows that. Can he revive his fortunes as his own countrymen and Trump get weary of his adventures?
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Opinion | Islamabad Breakdown: The Curious 'Paradox' About Iran That Keeps Baffling Trump
Iran's weakness in some domains, strength in others, complicates any straightforward application of pressure.
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'Only They Can Play That Role': S Tharoor's Jab At Pak Over US-Iran Talks
"There have been allegations that Washington wrote that tweet for the Pakistani prime minister," Shashi Tharoor said
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Iranian Delegation Arrives In Pak For Peace Talks. Welcomed By Asim Munir
The Iranian delegation led by its Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, along with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, would participate in the Islamabad Talks.
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Opinion | Three Things May Happen At The End Of The 14-Day Ceasefire (Or Earlier)
Will Iran and Israel continue to clash, with Trump supporting the latter from the outside?
