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Pakistan's Diplomatic Balancing Act: Can It Play Both Superpowers?
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Pakistan's Diplomatic Balancing Act: Can It Play Both Superpowers?

As China and Pakistan celebrate 75 years of friendship, Trump pulls Islamabad closer to Washington. Can Pakistan maintain its delicate balance between Beijing and the US in an era of intensifying rivalry?

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HK
Haneul Kim
Pakistan's Business Costs 34% Higher Than Regional Peers
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Pakistan's Business Costs 34% Higher Than Regional Peers

High business costs and red tape in Pakistan are discouraging entrepreneurship, pushing workers toward salaried employment instead of startups, according to recent research.

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Seoyeon Park
Pakistan Claims 92 Militants Killed in Balochistan as Separatist Violence Surges
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Pakistan Claims 92 Militants Killed in Balochistan as Separatist Violence Surges

Pakistan military reports killing 92 militants in Balochistan after coordinated attacks killed 33 security personnel and civilians, marking one of deadliest days in decades-long insurgency.

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Haneul Kim
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When Economic Survival Trumps Sovereignty
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When Economic Survival Trumps Sovereignty

Pakistan announces dedicated police force to protect Chinese nationals and CPEC assets, revealing the stark trade-offs between economic survival and national autonomy in the Belt and Road era.

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Haneul Kim
India's Hypersonic Reveal Signals New Phase in Indian Ocean Power Play
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India's Hypersonic Reveal Signals New Phase in Indian Ocean Power Play

India publicly unveils hypersonic anti-ship missile as China and Pakistan expand naval presence in Indian Ocean. Asian maritime power competition enters dangerous new phase.

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Haneul Kim
Why India Is Hesitant About Trump's Board of Peace
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Why India Is Hesitant About Trump's Board of Peace

As Trump launches the Board of Peace at Davos, India faces a complex dilemma involving Kashmir, Pakistan, and its relationship with the unpredictable US president.

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Haneul Kim
Babar's Comeback: Pakistan's High-Stakes Cricket Gamble
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Babar's Comeback: Pakistan's High-Stakes Cricket Gamble

Pakistan recalls struggling Babar Azam for T20 World Cup amid political uncertainty. A deep dive into the selection dilemma between form and experience.

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Haneul Kim
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Wedding Bombing in Pakistan Kills 7 Amid Border Tensions
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Wedding Bombing in Pakistan Kills 7 Amid Border Tensions

A suicide bombing at a wedding in northwestern Pakistan killed 7 people, highlighting how cross-border militant activities threaten civilian life along the Afghan frontier.

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Haneul Kim
Pakistan Blasphemy Law Reform 2026: Death Sentences vs. Diplomatic Realpolitik
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Pakistan Blasphemy Law Reform 2026: Death Sentences vs. Diplomatic Realpolitik

Pakistan considers removing the death penalty for blasphemy as it balances domestic religious pressure with EU trade deals and a new peacekeeping role in Gaza.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Aerial view of the large-scale waste-to-energy facility in Punjab, Pakistan
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Pakistan Punjab 50MW Waste-to-Energy Project Attracts Major Investment from China and UK

Pakistan's Punjab province is drawing investors from China and the UK for its Pakistan Punjab 50MW waste-to-energy project, processing 50,000 tons of daily waste.

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Seoyeon Park
Pakistan Economic Outlook 2026: The Perilous Path After Avoiding Default
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Pakistan Economic Outlook 2026: The Perilous Path After Avoiding Default

Pakistan has avoided default in 2026, but the economic outlook remains fragile. Explore the strategic hurdles, geopolitical tensions, and climate threats facing the nation.

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Seoyeon Park
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A JF-17 fighter jet taking off from a desert runway in North Africa
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$4 Billion Defense Deal: Pakistan Sells JF-17 Jets to Libya, Fueling China’s North Africa Ambitions

Pakistan has signed a $4 billion deal to export JF-17 fighters to the Libyan National Army (LNA). The move is seen as a strategic expansion of Chinese military influence in North Africa.

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Haneul Kim
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