With the ascension of Imran Khan to power last year, Islamabad seems keen to improve its soft power capital.
Perspectives
As far as the notion of the ‘Arab world’ goes, it has to be acknowledged that this is not an uncontested term.
As the southern independence dream and the UAE’s ambitious designs in Yemen continue to be ignored, the peace process which the Stockholm Agreement aims to constitute is unlikely.
The death anniversary of one of Algeria's most revered revolutionaries, Larbi Ben M'Hidi, coincides with massive protests across the country. Has Algeria's elite forgotten the resilience of the spirit that gave them power in the first place?
Protests in Sudan won't fade away and the country's leader is fast running out of options.
The Mediterranean Sea has great significance for all countries, especially for those who want to engage in international trade, politics and security where a new crucial player emerged: China through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
If we in the West are going to claim to be actors for justice, let us at least be consistent in the principles for which we stand.
The Kashmiri occupation have been engendering violent behaviors and terrorism, and this can only be resolved through negotiation and mediating talks instead of episodic blame game or ongoing rivalry
Behavioural change is essential to mitigate the effects of climate change, but sustainable change will only come when governments and corporations change their behaviour.
Qatar's departure from OPEC has exposed the creaky foundations of the oil cartel.