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Pakistan aiding China in heinous crimes against humanity

by SAC | Sep 14, 2022 | Blog

Pakistan and China have had a very cozy relationship for the last few years. More like sinister, dubious, duplicitous relations like two Cosa nostra mafia dons’ families. In a recent article, an Italian scholar opined that , ” on religious liberty and...

United Nation’s Report Indicates China Committing Genocide on Uyghur People

by South Asia Corner | Sep 4, 2022 | Blog

The UN Human Rights: The UN said Thursday that a long-awaited UN report reaffirmed its see that China is carrying out genocide against the Uyghur individuals, as Beijing irately labeled the world body an assistant of the West. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres...

Adios Imran Khan & His Prime Ministership is Gone

by South Asia Corner | May 1, 2022 | Blog

Introduction In the last 74 odd years since the inception of this concocted statehood of Pakistan, none of its Prime Ministers has been able to serve a full term of five years. How ironic is that! The same fate had to be embraced by the playboy turned Radicalised neo...

India – Australia – Japan Control Indo – Pacific Trade

by South Asia Corner | Mar 18, 2022 | Blog

Ministers from the three countries have created a new genre of trade window and stamped their trading footprint to control the whole spectrum of the Indo- Pacific region. This pioneering venture between these giant economies will now share all complex data relating to...

China Selling Engineless Submarine to Thailand

by South Asia Corner | Mar 18, 2022 | Blog

China is making a submarine for Thailand and wants to install a German-made diesel engine for the same but from the backdrop 1989 Tiananmen Square protest and its brutality by the Chinese regime to crush all democratic movements. According to various news sources, it...

Afghanistan – Pakistan Bilateral Trade Collapsing

by South Asia Corner | Mar 6, 2022 | Blog

The disasters are coming out of the woodwork one after the other. It is not plain sailing, to say the least. The bilateral trade by road as these two countries’ borders are mainly road-based; therefore the road haulage wise, the export and import businesses are...