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Nasim Zehra
Nasim Zehra is an author, analyst and national security expert.
Twitter: @NasimZehra
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Pakistan’s election surprise
As results keep rolling in after Pakistan’s most controversial elections, the majority of Pakistanis are hugely relieved.
Quickest turnaround in history? Pakistan-Iran relations after record-setting episode
Have Iran-Pakistan set a new record in global affairs?
Pakistan-Afghanistan: From paradox to potential
Can Pakistan-Afghanistan shed off the paradox of major commonalities and deep distrust, and the dichotomies that strangle the immense potential for cooperation in-built in the location and population of these two countries?
Nawaz Sharif: Just another Pakistani politician or a statesman?
As the tables turned for Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, hounded, ousted, and goaded into self-exile but now back to a red carpet welcome, the million-dollar question for many is whether his homecoming signals a change in Pakistan’s current power scene.
Another cutting edge: Pakistan’s decaying democratic journey
Another decade, another precipice, another cutting edge experience.
Why now to Goa?
India, as a member of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), is obliged to invite Pakistan to the Council of Foreign Ministers’ meeting it is hosting in Goa and so it did. An invite was sent out to Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.
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