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Ankara's doctrine of zero problems with neighbours has provided a useful framework for the diversity of its initiatives

Tanvir Ahmad Khan writes: It is crucial to prevent reprisals from Gaddafi and save country from prolonged conflict with the international community

Tanvir Ahmad Khan writes: Military's self-esteem has been bruised by Washington's disregard for Islamabad's national interest

Tanvir Ahmad Khan writes: By bombing Sufi shrines, the terrorist shatters devotees' identities and uproots layers of a nation's 1,000-year history

Tanvir Ahmad Khan writes: Both countries are committed to nuclear deterrence and it is time to outlaw war for settling disputes

Tanvir Ahmad Khan writes: Islamabad sees the need for diversification of its external relations as ties with Washington become fragile

Afghanistan and Pakistan should improve consultations and seek solutions that are less dependent on American power

The country's core crisis is not the scarcity of material resources but a deficit of capable leadership

Islamabad has understood Beijing's new obligations as a world power and adjusted its strategic expectations

Beyond the shenanigans, scandal is a reminder of enduring distrust between Pakistan's political class and military

Continued violence in Afghanistan seems to queer the pitch for US-Pakistan relations even as the Bonn conference fails to offer any potent solution

Political unification preceded by economic integration will create an entity capable of handling strategic issues