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What Pakistan can learn from India’s past economic crisis

Pakistan’s economy has experienced a severe downturn in the past year due to a combination of factors. Bad governance, IMF loans, the political instability, the trade imbalance, the devastating floods of 2022 in Pakistan, and the Russia-Ukraine crisis are some of the pivotal factors that have worsened inflation and unemployment in the country. Many industries have scaled down or terminated operations in the country, causing widespread unemployment. Inflation is projected to reach 33% by the end of the current fiscal year. Currently Pakistan imports far more…

Taut Bataut

Territorial disputes over the South China Sea resound with renewed vigor

On June 29, the US Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) hosted the 13th Annual International South China Sea Conference in Washington, DC. The seminar was attended by politicians, representatives of the US Departments of Foreign Affairs and Defense, as well as experts and scientists from India, Japan, Vietnam and the Philippines, who were ready to express their states’ positive and constructive position on their readiness to resolve disputes in the South China Sea by peaceful means, contributing to thereby maintaining peace and stability in the region…

Nguyen Kien Van

“Decuple”, “De-risk”, or “Strengthen”? Big Cracks in the West’s China Policy

For Washington, what it needs for its China policy to work is a unified stance, both domestically and internationally. For the past few years, Washington has been trying to achieve this very objective, but it continues to prove more and more difficult than it might have initially believed. In Europe, there is a clear sense that the continent’s interests will not be best served if it pisses China off. This thinking has led many in Europe to say “no” to the US policy of “decoupling” from China. But what about the US itself?…

Salman Rafi Sheikh

A triumph of materialistic interest: the Mongolian prime minister visits the United States

Boris Kushhov

The Mosaic nature of Sino-European relations remains complex

Vladimir Terehov

Is Sleepy Joe Biden REALLY as clueless as he appears/pretends to be?

Seth Ferris

The West is fighting to hold onto its waning hegemony

Veniamin Popov

From "hub" to "hub" or galloping through Turkey...?

Alexandr Svaranc

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