The sudden emergence of a peace understanding between the United States and Iran, facilitated through Pakistan’s quiet but determined diplomacy, has become one of the most consequential geopolitical developments of recent years. In a region long trapped in cycles of confrontation, sanctions, proxy wars, and military escalation, the role played by Pakistan under Prime Minister Read More…
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Putin’s Beijing Visit and the Emerging Global Power Equation
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s two-day visit to China is far more than a ceremonial diplomatic engagement. It is a strategic message to the world that the Moscow-Beijing axis is consolidating itself amid rapidly changing global political and security dynamics. The visit comes at a critical moment when the international order is facing unprecedented stress due Read More…
Xi Jinping – Cheng Li Wun Handshake Ripples United States
The recent visit of Taiwan’s opposition leader Cheng Li-wun to China marks a pivotal moment in cross-strait relations, carrying implications far beyond symbolic diplomacy. Coming at a time of heightened geopolitical tension, the visit reflects a recalibration of political strategies not only in Taipei and Beijing but also in Washington. It underscores the complex interplay Read More…
Economic Opportunities and New Horizons for Canadian Business in China
BEIJING – Prime Minister Mark Carney concluded a historic four day visit to China last week, marking a significant turning point for Canada on the world stage. This high level diplomatic mission, which included a warm and productive meeting with President Xi Jinping, has paved the way for a renewed strategic partnership built on mutual Read More…
Demanding a Ceasefire: A Call for Humanity, Not Antisemitism
By Anne Thompson Introduction If I had the power, I would step into the chaos and declare, ‘I don’t care who started it: it ends now.’ Just as I would handle unruly children or adolescents, I would insist on an immediate cessation of hostilities. Inevitably, one would point to the other and claim, ‘They started Read More…





