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Reckless Indian attitude makes region more dangerous: adviser - Pakistan

Says New Delhi not only brought nuclear weapons to region but has also expanded its arsenal.

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What do closer Russia-Pakistan ties mean for the region?

Vladimir Putin and Imran Khan pose for a photo. PHOTO: AFP
What do closer Russia-Pakistan ties mean for the region?
The Indian media is reporting that New Delhi is worried about the developing relations between Russia and Pakistan
The Russian foreign minister’s recently concluded visit to South Asia heralds a new era in Russia’s South Asian policy. Russia and India are strategic partners; while Moscow was once Pakistan’s predominant security concern. But the geostrategic developments in the last decade or so have resulted in a global strategic realignment. A change in Russia’s South Asian policy is also visible. New alliances are being developed which would likely have serious implications for regional security and strategic stability. Before regional security implications are analysed, it is important to assess what has compelled this change in regional strategic orientation. To deconstruct the change in Russia’s South Asian policy, two important components require analysis.

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Why has there been a shift in Pakistan's Middle East relations?

Prime Minister Imran Khan and Mohammed Bin Salman during a welcome ceremony in Islamabad. PHOTO: AFP
Why has there been a shift in Pakistan’s relations with the Middle East?
Islamabad needs partners to implement its economic agenda, while the Middle Eastern states require regional security
Pakistan’s relations with its long-standing allies in the Middle East have become strained since its decision to remain neutral in the Yemen war. The Middle East, for decades, has been one of the primary sources of financial and monetary support for the Pakistani state as well as the Pakistani people. Based on strong and deep religious affection, Pakistan has provided security for the Holy Places, sensitive installations, and other critical infrastructure in the region – especially to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. However, in the last few years, geostrategic compulsions have compelled Pakistan to adopt a balancing act in order to safeguard its core national interests.

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International security environment bothers Pakistan

International security environment bothers Pakistan
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How can Pakistan, Russia and China jointly stabilise West Asia?

President Vladimir Putin, Prime Minister Imran Khan and President Xi Jinping at the SCO. PHOTO: AFP
How can Pakistan, Russia and China jointly stabilise West Asia?
Pakistan and Russia are both pursuing “balancing” strategies that emphasise connectivity-driven “economic diplomacy”
The prestigious Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) hosted a webinar on Monday with Pakistan’s Strategic Vision Institute (SVI) titled “
”. The event saw the participation of many prominent people, including current Pakistani Ambassador to Russia Shafqat Ali Khan, former Pakistani Ambassador to Russia Qazi Khalilullah, and former Pakistani Ambassadors Tariq Osman Hyder and Arif Kamal, among other distinguished Russian and Pakistani guests. Ambassador Khan spoke about how both countries are

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Russia keen on revitalising PSM, railways: Pak envoy

Russia keen on revitalising PSM, railways: Pak envoy
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Strategy needed to foil Delhi's plan to change held Kashmir's demography - Pakistan

AJK president urges Pakistani businesses to boycott Indian products.

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NSG assailed for treating Pakistan, India differently on membership - Newspaper

Pakistan Rangers (wearing black uniforms) and Indian Border Security Force (BSF) officers lower their national flags during a daily parade at the Pakistan-India joint check-post at Wagah border in this file photo. — Reuters
ISLAMABAD: A senior foreign ministry official, while criticising the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) for differently treating Pakistani and Indian applications for membership, has regretted that the multilateral export control regime is politicised.
According to a media statement issued on Friday by the Strategic Vision Institute (SVI), which hosted a webinar on “
The politics of NSG: The current dimensions”, the director general of the foreign ministry’s Arms Control and Disarmament Division, Kamran Akhtar, said: “NSG very much epitomises the politics of non-proliferation at the global level.”

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