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Opinion | Pakistan's Dangerous Dance With America Is Finally Starting To Haunt It
A fanatical opposition to Israel has been assiduously cultivated by successive regimes in Pakistan, so much so that anti-Semitism has been normalised. A U-turn could cause massive unrest.
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Trump Pushes Middle East Reset, Pak Faces Saudi, Abraham Accords Dilemma
Pakistan faces a dilemma over the Abraham Accords, needing to recognise Israel for economic gains but opposing it without Palestinian statehood.
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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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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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Opinion | Trump-Xi Talks: When One Is Playing Chess, And Other Is Flipping The Board
Xi seeks cumulative advantage. Trump? Short-term spectacle.
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Opinion | One Year Of Op Sindoor: Why 'Round 2' Will Be A Different Beast Entirely
Another Op Sindoor - highly likely - would have to be framed and executed in quite a different milieu.
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Opinion | Iran May Be Doing With Its Nukes What Another 'Rogue' Regime Did 20 Years Ago
As events since the war have shown, hardliners and the IRGC are running the show in Iran and are more likely to agree with the North Korean logic that the only safeguard against a future invasion is a nuclear deterrent.
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Opinion | Pak Is Finally Back In Middle East's 'Good Books'. But Can It Stay There?
This is both an enviable and challenging space to be in for the only Islamic nation in the world that has nuclear weapons.
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Opinion | Can Saudi Arabia, Now Alone At The Top, Manage To Keep Oil Stable?
With the UAE's exit, Saudi Arabia will remain the only swing producer with sufficient spare capacity to exert market influence and respond to supply shocks. This will constrain the grouping's leveraging power.
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Opinion | UAE Can Now Easily Meet An Old American 'Demand'. But There's A Casualty: Saudi
Though the timing of the UAE's actions appears paradoxical at first, a deeper evaluation reveals the strategy.
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Opinion | No Peace With 'Peacebroker'? Why Iran Just Bombed A Pak-Based Terror Camp
Just last week, Iran carried out strikes on terror camps inside Pakistan, targeting Jaish-al-Adl, an organisation that has long been operating in the border regions.
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Opinion | An End To US-Iran War Is Hiding In Plain Sight - If They Can See It
Under this arrangement, the White House could sell a narrative of punitive victory, while Iran could claim that it did not surrender. This is how that could be done...
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Opinion | How A 'Fixer' Once Defused Musharraf's Nuke Threat To India - And Is Now Helping Munir
In just six months in the first half of 2025, Javelin Advisors, just one among many lobbying firms on Pakistan's roll, was paid $200,000, apart from arranging hotels and parties for unknown people. Another was paid $1.5 million to work with the Embas
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Opinion | Pakistan's Dangerous Dance With America Is Finally Starting To Haunt It
A fanatical opposition to Israel has been assiduously cultivated by successive regimes in Pakistan, so much so that anti-Semitism has been normalised. A U-turn could cause massive unrest.
-
Trump Pushes Middle East Reset, Pak Faces Saudi, Abraham Accords Dilemma
Pakistan faces a dilemma over the Abraham Accords, needing to recognise Israel for economic gains but opposing it without Palestinian statehood.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Opinion | Trump-Xi Talks: When One Is Playing Chess, And Other Is Flipping The Board
Xi seeks cumulative advantage. Trump? Short-term spectacle.
-
Opinion | One Year Of Op Sindoor: Why 'Round 2' Will Be A Different Beast Entirely
Another Op Sindoor - highly likely - would have to be framed and executed in quite a different milieu.
-
Opinion | Iran May Be Doing With Its Nukes What Another 'Rogue' Regime Did 20 Years Ago
As events since the war have shown, hardliners and the IRGC are running the show in Iran and are more likely to agree with the North Korean logic that the only safeguard against a future invasion is a nuclear deterrent.
-
Opinion | Pak Is Finally Back In Middle East's 'Good Books'. But Can It Stay There?
This is both an enviable and challenging space to be in for the only Islamic nation in the world that has nuclear weapons.
-
Opinion | Can Saudi Arabia, Now Alone At The Top, Manage To Keep Oil Stable?
With the UAE's exit, Saudi Arabia will remain the only swing producer with sufficient spare capacity to exert market influence and respond to supply shocks. This will constrain the grouping's leveraging power.
-
Opinion | UAE Can Now Easily Meet An Old American 'Demand'. But There's A Casualty: Saudi
Though the timing of the UAE's actions appears paradoxical at first, a deeper evaluation reveals the strategy.
-
Opinion | No Peace With 'Peacebroker'? Why Iran Just Bombed A Pak-Based Terror Camp
Just last week, Iran carried out strikes on terror camps inside Pakistan, targeting Jaish-al-Adl, an organisation that has long been operating in the border regions.
-
Opinion | An End To US-Iran War Is Hiding In Plain Sight - If They Can See It
Under this arrangement, the White House could sell a narrative of punitive victory, while Iran could claim that it did not surrender. This is how that could be done...
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Opinion | How A 'Fixer' Once Defused Musharraf's Nuke Threat To India - And Is Now Helping Munir
In just six months in the first half of 2025, Javelin Advisors, just one among many lobbying firms on Pakistan's roll, was paid $200,000, apart from arranging hotels and parties for unknown people. Another was paid $1.5 million to work with the Embas
