China Global Strategy

China Global Strategy Under Threat: Top 3 Critical War Moves

In today’s fast-changing world, headlines are dominated by conflicts involving Iran, the United States, Israel, and other regions. But are these isolated events—or part of a much larger global strategy? In this exclusive interview with the Press Network of Pakistan (PNP), renowned Pakistani expert and researcher on China Affairs, Dr. Mohammad Arif, who frequently appears…

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Trump's Nobel Nomination - A Pakistani Perspective

Trump’s Nobel Nomination – A Pakistani Perspective

The Government of Pakistan, in a bold and historically significant move, has officially nominated U.S. President Donald J. Trump for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. This nomination is rooted in a sincere recognition of President Trump’s decisive role in averting a near-catastrophic war between two nuclear-armed South Asian neighbors—Pakistan and India. His unorthodox yet effective…

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End of U.S. Sanctions on Syria: A New Beginning After 25 Years of Strained Relations

End of U.S. Sanctions on Syria: A New Beginning After 25 Years of Strained Relations

New York (PNP) – In a historic diplomatic shift, the United States has officially lifted its long-standing economic sanctions on Syria, ending more than a decade of restrictions and signaling a fresh chapter in bilateral relations. This move, hailed by both political analysts and humanitarian organizations, marks the beginning of what many are calling a…

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USA: Rights experts slam ‘outrageous’ execution of inmate by nitrogen gas suffocation

USA: Rights experts slam ‘outrageous’ execution of inmate by nitrogen gas suffocation

Kenneth Eugene Smith, 58, was executed in the southern state of Alabama on 25 January.  He had been convicted of murder in 1988.  “Alabama’s use of Kenneth Smith as a human guinea pig to test a new method of execution amounted to unethical human experimentation and was nothing short of State-sanctioned torture,” the experts said…

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USA: Slavery has left a deep and long-lasting legacy on the country, UN experts say

USA: Slavery has left a deep and long-lasting legacy on the country, UN experts say

During the visit, the Mechanism visited Washington DC, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, Minneapolis, and New York City saying in a press release, that it had been pleased to learn about various promising initiatives that authorities have developed to combat racial discrimination affecting people of African descent. Urging accountability and support Members of the UN Human…

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