International Relations – Page 4

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China-Russia Relations and the US-Led World Order

July 24, 2026ByNOACSSBlog, CSS Current Affairs, Geopolitics, Global Politics, International Relations

China and Russia are strengthening their economic, diplomatic and strategic cooperation to challenge US dominance and support the emergence of a multipolar world.

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China-Russia Alliance and the Global Power Balance

July 23, 2026ByNOACSSBlog, CSS Current Affairs, Geopolitics, Global Politics, International Relations

The expanding China-Russia partnership reflects a shared effort to challenge US dominance, strengthen economic and military cooperation, and promote a more multipolar global order.

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SCO Summit in Pakistan: Reviving Its Global Image

July 21, 2026ByNOACSSBlog, CSS Current Affairs, International Relations, Pakistan Affairs

Pakistan’s successful hosting of the SCO Summit in Islamabad provided an opportunity to strengthen regional partnerships, promote economic connectivity and improve its global diplomatic image.

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Pakistan at COP29: Climate Action and Global Collaboration

July 20, 2026ByNOACSSBlog, Climate Change, CSS Current Affairs, International Relations, Pakistan Affairs

COP29 brought world leaders together in Baku to strengthen global climate action. Pakistan highlighted climate finance, adaptation, renewable energy, water management and climate justice as key priorities.

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CPEC Phase-II: Economic Revival and Challenges for Pakistan

July 18, 2026ByNOACSSBlog, China-Pakistan Relations, CSS Current Affairs, Development Studies, Economy, International Relations

CPEC Phase-II offers Pakistan major opportunities in industrialization, agriculture, trade, renewable energy, and regional connectivity, but security, political instability, debt pressure, and regulatory hurdles remain key challenges.

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Indus Waters Treaty Under Pressure: India’s Notices to Pakistan

July 17, 2026ByNOACSSBlog, CSS Current Affairs, International Relations, Legal Affairs, Water Security

India’s recent notices to Pakistan have placed the Indus Waters Treaty under renewed pressure, raising legal, diplomatic, and water security concerns for both countries.

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BRICS and the Challenge to the US-Led Multilateral Model

July 16, 2026ByNOACSSBlog, International Relations

BRICS has evolved from an informal grouping of emerging economies into a powerful platform challenging Western-dominated institutions and promoting a multipolar global order.

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Century of Palestinian Displacement | Borders and Betrayals

July 6, 2026ByNOACSSBlog, CSS Current Affairs, Human Rights, International Relations

The Palestinian issue is one of the world’s longest and most complex conflicts. Rooted in colonial decisions, forced displacement, occupation, settlement expansion, and repeated wars, the struggle continues as Palestinians demand the right to return, self-determination, and basic human rights.

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Climate Denial at the Helm | Trump’s Paris Withdrawal & Climate Action

July 4, 2026ByNOACSSBlog, CSS Current Affairs, Environment, International Relations

Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement marks a major setback for global climate action. As the world faces rising emissions, climate finance gaps, and leadership uncertainty, the future of climate diplomacy depends on whether major emitters can uphold their commitments without consistent U.S. leadership.

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The Changing Global Balance | Trump’s Impact on Global Alliances

July 1, 2026ByNOACSSBlog, CSS Current Affairs, International Relations

Trump’s foreign policy has triggered a major shift in global alliances. His approach toward the Russia-Ukraine war, NATO, Europe, and great power diplomacy reflects a changing global balance where U.S. leadership, European security, and the future world order are being redefined.

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