Thursday, December 21, 2017

Fwd: China’s Creditor Imperialism+ It is hard to find anyone in Afghanistan speak in favour of Pakistan +China and Russia calmly weigh Trump's security strategy


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From: Sanjeev Nayyar


1. Former Pak minister Kasuri's dinner raised a din that served no interest by Kanwal Sibal 20.12.2017 https://blogs.economictimes.indiatimes.com/et-commentary/former-pak-minister-kasuris-dinner-raised-a-din-that-served-no-interest/
 
2. The challenge of the new U.S. security strategy 21.12.17 by Harsh Pant http://www.livemint.com/Opinion/Uj47FO3BjX7NiRdEWFU6iI/The-challenge-of-the-new-US-security-strategy.html
 
3. It is hard to find anyone in Afghanistan speak in favour of Pakistan 21.12.17 by Zahid Hussein https://www.dawn.com/news/1377652/the-growing-wall-of-distrust
Our obsession with a 'friendly' Pakhtun-dominated government in the past has hugely contributed to public resentment against Pakistan.
Now many of them are flying to India that is providing a subsidised air travel facility for those requiring medical help. Unnecessary travel restrictions under the pretext of border management have further alienated the Afghans. The move has also affected trade, with Pakistani exporters suffering greater losses.'
 
4. India cozies up to Tawan in a foolish move 2.12.17 http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1081121.shtml
India and Taiwan island signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on December 14 to promote mutual industrial cooperation, an alarming move that could sabotage the recent smoothing of Sino-Indian relations, said Chinese experts on Tuesday.'
 
 
 
7. Pakistan faces external funding gap of around USD 12 Billion 20.12.17  https://tribune.com.pk/story/1588187/2-islamabad-faces-external-financing-gap-around-12b/
 
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sanjeev nayyar
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