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Asim Munir In Iran To Discuss Next Round Of US Talks
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt had told reporters that further talks "would very likely" be in the Pakistani capital. "Those discussions are being had," Leavitt said, and "we feel good about the prospects of a deal."
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Opinion | Trump's Favourite Field Marshal: How Munir Became The President's Best Man
One needs to understand not just the US President but the remarkable structural symmetry between the two states he and Asim Munir respectively represent.
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Opinion | Amid Trump's War On The World, How Effective Really Is India's Strategic Autonomy?
India certainly cannot mechanistically base its positions on preferred international norms, unmindful of its own direct interests.
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Assassination That Took 20 Years: Spies, Missed Chances, Then A Final Moment
Before Osama bin Laden became the global face of transnational terrorism, there was another figure-more elusive, less theatrical, but arguably more influential in the evolution of modern guerrilla warfare. He was Imad Mughniyeh.
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Opinion | Mines, Submarines, Drones: Why World's Mightiest Navy Won't Get Too Close To Hormuz
Iran is relying on the symmetric advantage of geography to fight against the brute power of the world's largest and most powerful navy, the US.
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Inside Pakistan's Defence Pact With Saudi That Could Pull It Into Iran War
The defence partnership between Riyadh and Islamabad is not new. But it has evolved quietly and significantly over the years.
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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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Opinion | How Netanyahu Is Fast Turning Into The Worst 'Deal' Trump Ever Made
Can Trump rid himself of the big albatross around his neck?
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Saudi Arabia Is "Pressing" US To Drop Iran Port Blockade Plan: Report
Saudi Arabia has managed to get its oil exports up by piping its crude across the desert to the Red Sea, while Iran's Hormuz blockade persisted. Riyadh is worried those supplies would be at risk if the Red Sea's exit route were also closed.
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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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Asim Munir In Iran To Discuss Next Round Of US Talks
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt had told reporters that further talks "would very likely" be in the Pakistani capital. "Those discussions are being had," Leavitt said, and "we feel good about the prospects of a deal."
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Opinion | Trump's Favourite Field Marshal: How Munir Became The President's Best Man
One needs to understand not just the US President but the remarkable structural symmetry between the two states he and Asim Munir respectively represent.
-
Opinion | Amid Trump's War On The World, How Effective Really Is India's Strategic Autonomy?
India certainly cannot mechanistically base its positions on preferred international norms, unmindful of its own direct interests.
-
Assassination That Took 20 Years: Spies, Missed Chances, Then A Final Moment
Before Osama bin Laden became the global face of transnational terrorism, there was another figure-more elusive, less theatrical, but arguably more influential in the evolution of modern guerrilla warfare. He was Imad Mughniyeh.
-
Opinion | Mines, Submarines, Drones: Why World's Mightiest Navy Won't Get Too Close To Hormuz
Iran is relying on the symmetric advantage of geography to fight against the brute power of the world's largest and most powerful navy, the US.
-
Inside Pakistan's Defence Pact With Saudi That Could Pull It Into Iran War
The defence partnership between Riyadh and Islamabad is not new. But it has evolved quietly and significantly over the years.
-
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.
-
Opinion | How Netanyahu Is Fast Turning Into The Worst 'Deal' Trump Ever Made
Can Trump rid himself of the big albatross around his neck?
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Saudi Arabia Is "Pressing" US To Drop Iran Port Blockade Plan: Report
Saudi Arabia has managed to get its oil exports up by piping its crude across the desert to the Red Sea, while Iran's Hormuz blockade persisted. Riyadh is worried those supplies would be at risk if the Red Sea's exit route were also closed.
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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
