Sweden and Netherlands call for EU sanctions on Israel
The two foreign ministers presented their argument in the letter directed at EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas. They contended that the
Pakistan’s Economic Struggle Against Imported Terrorism
The $150 Billion Toll Terrorism has been very costly to the economy of Pakistan. In 20 years, it has lost over 150
Legislature Politics in IIOJK
The Nomination Row, A New Political Battle A novel lawful and political clash in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) has
Afghanistan’s Links with TTP Exposed in Pakistan’s Counter-Terror Operation
The Pakistan Army approximately killed 61 terrorists who were trying to cross the border in Zhob with a targeted, intelligence constructed operation.
European Iranian Diplomatic Deadlock Over Nuclear Sanctions
Talks That Go Nowhere The talks between the European powers and Iran in Vienna have again hit the wall. The three European
Controversies arise over immigration sweep across the UK
The streets are speaking The United Kingdom again is caught within the wrath of the people. This time it is immigration. In
Ukraine Anti-Corruption Protest and Legislative Reversal
The world was reminded of the continuous democratic struggle of Ukraine amid the destruction of war by the huge wave of corruption
GWADAR PORT
Manifestation of a Vision to the Central Point of Regional Trade Gwadar Port the New Gateway to International Trade Gwadar port, a
In Search of a Future The Story of Kashmir
Kashmir was known as paradise on earth, but everything is not so rosy as the history narrates. The Kashmir Valley surrounded with
Australia Joins Global Momentum on Palestinian Statehood
What This Means for International Relations Australia has made a landmark foreign policy change that it will recognize the State of Palestine at
