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We are now living in world of Structural Realism In today’s emerging world order, the Cold War-like confrontation between the United States and China is not as rigid as it was between the US and Russia. Neither the US nor China is in any position to gather a group of committed warriors behind themselves willing to fight for unsaturated material …

GWADAR The ‘Silicon Valley of Pakistan During the recent months, Gwadar Port, the flagship project in China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), has attracted a lot of attention from investors from China and other countries. It is becoming an industrial and investment hub of Pakistan. Since China has vast experience in port building and infrastructure, this experience may help Pakistan in making …

PAKISTAN ISLANDS DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (PIDA) On August 31, a presidential ordinance was promulgated to establish the Pakistan Islands Development Authority (PIDA) that will be tasked to develop and manage the islands in the internal and territorial waters of Pakistan. The Bundal and Buddo islands, on the Arabian Sea and off the coast of Karachi, will be the initial focus of …

Noam Chomsky Three biggest crises “We’re at an astonishing confluence of very severe crises. The extent of them was illustrated by the last setting of the famous Doomsday Clock. It’s been set every year since the atomic bombing, the minute hand has moved forward and back. But last January, they abandoned minutes and moved to seconds to midnight, which means …

New Zealand’s MMP Electoral System New Zealand’s German-style Mixed Member Proportional (MMP) system requires a party, or an alliance of parties, to win 61 of parliament’s 120 seats to form government. Equating to around 48% of the total vote, the MMP system usually results in a coalition or alliance.

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Shifting Sands

South-South Cooperation