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Top US General Mark Milley has called China’s recent hypersonic bullet test “ veritably close” to a Sputnik moment.
The president of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in an
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BEIJING China claimed on Wednesday that Taiwan had no right to join the United Nations after the United States ratcheted up pressures with a call for the popular
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Pakistan on Wednesday sought an explanation from India on the reported" killing" of a Pakistani internee in Indian guardianship in engaged Kashmir.
The Indian Charge d’Affaires was summoned to the Foreign
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For over forty years Afghanistan has been embroiled in war and now with the climate hazards becoming more evident, added with risks posed by the coronavirus pandemic, hundreds and thousands of people suffer this fate.
The world wants the Taliban-led interim government to deliver, but to deliver on empty pockets and decaying resources
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By the end of the War on Terror, the United States of America relied on scapegoating Pakistan for its failures in Afghanistan. Now as the US moves away from the region, the Dragonbear is preparing to fill the void left behind. For Pakistan, this is a golden opportunity
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After nearly 20 years, the Taliban is back in power in Afghanistan. It took the armed group less than 10 days to sweep across every province and all the way to the presidential palace in the capital, Kabul except Panjshir which fell to the Taliban yesterday.
Slowly, slowly, then
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Highlighting key events of Taliban's descent on Afghanistan as foreign forces exit after two decades. Taliban has taken over the whole Islamic Emirates of Afghanistan and declared that they are only here to fill the vacuum left by the government.
Following are some of the major milestones in the
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Afghanistan The Economic Game Changer
Despite the turmoil and war-scarred history, the regional and global toleration over Taliban-led government in Afghanistan and likewise the transition in changed narrative and open collaborations raises questions.
Primarily, what were the incentives behind U.S withdrawal from Afghanistan, besides peace? Why are regional states inclined towards collaborations with Afghanistan? Yet, the answer is simple, Economic incentives! Regardless of the peace preaching and counterterrorism assurance in Afghanistan, the reason behind U.S withdrawal and regional friendly relations is impelled by economic interests.
The war started as an apoplectic response to 9/11, which led to far greater traumatic consequences. The threat perceptions that led them to war on terror in 2001, tattered in the 20-year long war, leaving behind loose ends and unanswerable questions. Read More at https://sri.org.pk/afghanistan-the-economic-game-changer/
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Middle East Boycotts Indian Products
People across countries in the Middle East have started a social media campaign to boycott Indian products to protest the Assam police’s brutality against Muslims during an eviction drive earlier in September 2021.
The hashtag ‘India kills Muslims’ trended in Arab countries and India accused of genocide. Under the hashtag, many people expressed their support for displaced families and condemned the treatment meted out to them by Indian authorities. -
US Has Lost Artificial Intelligence Race to China | China Vs. US AI
The Pentagon’s first chief software officer resigned in protest at the slow pace of technological transformation in the US military, and because he could not stand to watch China overtake America.
“We have no competing fighting chance against China in 15 to 20 years. Right now, it’s already a done deal; it is already over in my opinion,” he said, adding there was “good reason to be angry”.