Pakistan’s Strategic Significance in a Transformed World

The last stand of the 44th Regiment of the British Army at Gandamak, during the retreat from Kabul in 1841. That campaign, with the cold and casualties to hostile action, cost the British 16,000 dead. Painting by William Barnes Wollen

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The jury remains out as to whether Beijing has a clearly thought-through agenda with the Pacific Islands Forum, meeting this week, or even in Africa, or whether it is just lashing out to show that it still matters. But, rest assured, it is lashing out.

Pakistan’s Strategic Significance in a Transformed World

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How Niger's Attempted Coup Exposed Decisive Geopolitical Competition in West Africa

Xi Lashes Out in the Pacific and Africa, But to What End?

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