By: Khaled Ahmed A British think tank has noted that Pakistan’s army chief, General Qamar Javed Bajwa, “invited the Indian military attaché and his team in Pakistan to the...

By: Mohammad Hassan Al Harbi While a part of the world is swept by chaos, turmoil and armed conflicts, the other part is set to cope with the repercussions of...

By: Shehryar Khanum To discuss the gruesome events that happen in different parts of the state, country or world is one thing but to actually sit across someone who has...

  By: Chinmaya R. Gharekhan If — and that’s a big if — the leaders of the U.S., China, South Korea and North Korea succeed in concluding a deal on...

  By: Ramin Jahanbegloo As was long expected, US President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that he is withdrawing from the Iran deal and re-imposing nuclear sanctions against that country....

By: Armine Ishkanian After several weeks of intense protests, on May 8, the Armenian National Assembly elected Nikol Pashinyan to serve as country's next prime minister by a vote of...

By: Marwan Bishara American presidents have long devised strategic visions to guide their foreign policy, focusing on a particular enemy or threat, whether communists, Arab nationalists or "violent jihadists". With...

By: Craig L. Hall Trafficking in persons is a hidden crime that affects people from all backgrounds all over the world. At the heart of the crime is the exploitation...

Arto Vaun Post-Soviet countries are rough and tumble places, full of intense paradox, humour, microaggression, and beauty. There are fifteen former Soviet states, each with its own cultural and socioeconomic...

By: Ramin Jahanbegloo Today is the 200th anniversary of the birth of Karl Marx, the author of Das Kapital and the leading spirit of the International Workingmen’s Association (known as...