By Shumaila Raja
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The all time high increase in the US military aid to its strategic partners in Asia like India, Israel and for example Philippines and the massive hike in the defense budgets of these countries indicate towards a new push to the superpower designs in the Indian ocean region, as well as part of the new world order ahead of presidential elections in the United States of America. Continue reading
Cyril Almeida
IF there were a Sigmund Freud of international relations, he’d probably ask, ‘What does Pakistan want?’
The trajectories of Pakistan’s two critical relationships — with India and the US — in recent months suggest that we like to keep things complicated, very complicated.
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By Zaini Malik
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Change in Afghanistan has always affected the region in general and Pakistan in particular. Continue reading
Maimuna Ashraf
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The debate of Indo-US shared strategic interest has wedged blaze since last few years. Though the Indo-US matrix is neither new-fangled nor a myth but by the time this matrix is overtly coming up. Number of analysis, event and reports have been sighted which reveals the Indo-US policies and views in the wake of mutual strategic interests. Continue reading
NEW DELHI: With India-US relations appearing to be adrift on account of respective domestic distractions, a Continue reading
Fozia Hafeez
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Remarkable transformations took place in the global security structure and in trade and investment patterns in the last decade of the 20th century. The US recognized the vitality and importance of India to America’s long-term interests. India’s emergence as a rising world power and a mature market economy are significant to the region and the world. Continue reading
Bassam Javed
Despite the hurdles in the nuclear deal for ‘the liability clause’ enacted by the Indian Parliament, and strict rules that restrict profitable investment in India by the US businessmen, Washington continues to court it as a compulsion for achieving its national security interests in Asia. India, with great political insight, is determined to cash on its newly realised strategic value without collusion of whom the US will not be able to achieve its national interests in the region.
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BY PANKAJ MISHRA
Early in the 1950s, Saadat Hasan Manto, arguably Pakistan’s greatest prose writer, defined, almost inadvertently, a type of “Ugly Continue reading
Munir Ahmed Baloch
Obama has given India everything that it wanted. In fact, the US president has gone the extra mile to please the Indians. He has openly supported the Indian quest for a permanent seat on the UN Security Council, said that India is a legitimate nuclear-weapons state which needs to be part of the Nuclear Suppliers Group, Continue reading
By Khalid Iqbal
Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United States, who ironically enjoys the reputation of being an American Ambassador to Pakistan, based in Washington, has recently quipped: “The most hated country in Pakistan is our top trading partner, top aid donor, top weapon supplier and top remittance source.”
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