Another setback for Chinese OBOR, Malaysia cancels two projects
Malaysia has canceled two major infrastructure projects which were carried out by China in the country. The projects were part of One Belt, One Road (OBOR) initiative ...
Malaysia has canceled two major infrastructure projects which were carried out by China in the country. The projects were part of One Belt, One Road (OBOR) initiative ...
The South American country of Venezuela has become a complete mess. If someone wants a firsthand proof of what some tyrannical leaders can do to their country, ...
In another telling blow to Pakistan, the US government has started cutting military training programs to Pakistani officers. As per a Reuters report, U.S. officials have said ...
The US has bowled another googly before newly elected leader Imran Khan takes the helm of state affairs. The public finances of Pakistan are messed up and ...
Amidst the arguably worst period of US Russia bilateral relations after the cold war, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin met at Helsinki to discuss key issues bothering ...
In what could turn out to be a massive diplomatic coup, India has invited US President Donald Trump to be the Chief Guest at next year's Republic ...
The Chinese economy has grown exponentially in the last four decades. It is still one of the fastest growing economies in the world. The economic growth of ...
The economy of Pakistan is facing a serious crisis due to various domestic and international reasons. There is no certainty in the policies of Pakistan because the ...
After India's firm no, nations across the globe are realizing that the One Belt, One Road (OBOR) initiative of China is nothing but a neo colonial tool ...
One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative or OBOR, is one single country’s initiative to create trade routes that span 3 continents and touch 60% of the world ...
In the latest move to counter any encroaching activities by Chinese companies at the Hambantota Port, the Sri Lankan government has decided to move its southern naval ...
The size of Pakistan's economy is relatively tiny compared to India’s. The GDP of the country is $297.5 billion while the Indian GDP is $2.84 trillion. Gross ...
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