Raja M Khan

Dr. Raja Muhammad Khan is the Head of International Relations Department, National Defence University-Islamabad

Significance of Reconciliation in Afghanistan

AbstractAfghanistan, a crossroads of the civilizations has been a victim of global conspiracies since centuries. In the recent history, the Soviet invasion from 1979-1989, and resultant US covert campaign to disintegrate the former, for the attainment of its strategic objective has deeply influenced the social, political and economic sphere of Afghanistan and its neighbouring Pakistan….

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Pak-China Relationship

Abstract“The founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949 was a truly historic event, and so was the independence of Pakistan in 1947.”i Sino-Pak relationship has stood the test and trial of the history, ever since the establishment of this astounding affinity. There have been commonalities in the views of both neighbours at the…

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Dynamics of Pak-US Relationship

IntroductionIn the beginning of 1947, the global struggle between United States and former Soviet Union was “hardening into the cold war”[1] . With a futuristic vision and owing to its close proximity with Soviet Union, U.S was keeping a close surveillance of the developments taking place in the subcontinent, which was being partitioned into India…

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Racism: A Myopic Global Response

GeneralAs per the New Encyclopedia Britannica, the term Racialism or Racism is an idea or a thinking which explain a causal link between “inherited physical traits of personality, intellect or culture and combined with it, the notion that some races are inherently superior to others”1. White, Black and Asian are considered to be the three…

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