Following US' unilateral withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran, Kim Jong-un appears to have got cold feet.
Former ISI chief General Asad Durrani on Kashmir, India-Pakistan peace - and the USA 'controlling the narrative'.
The president's decision is most ill-advised and inordinately dictated by US domestic politics.
The US president and the North Korean ruler have kept the world on the edge with their unpredictability and volatility.
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Musings from afar | 4-minute read
Despite the best efforts of the top leaderships, underlying structural changes in the international environment are pulling Moscow and New Delhi apart.
The situation in West Asia is so fragile that one wrong decision by Iran or any of the US allies in the region can lead to a full-scale war.
Should New Delhi waver or dither, Tehran would hand over the strategic Chabahar Port to China and Pakistan.
New Delhi will try its best to maintain its current ties with Tehran without offending the US.
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Among other things, oil prices will most definitely inflate.
New Delhi’s refineries are uniquely suited to process Iranian crude and Tehran can no longer play the ‘oh but I have other suitors waiting’ game.
