Anwar Iqbal is a journalist who focuses on national issues in Pakistan. He writes for the Dawn Group of Newspapers and his work has also been featured in Eurasia Review. Anwar covers a range of topics including politics, international relations, and humanitarian issues.
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Anwar Iqbal's coverage predominantly focuses on international relations, particularly the Middle East conflict, United Nations affairs, US politics and the global economy. His articles often cover government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Anwar Iqbal
In London, Zulfi Bukhari, Imran Khan's adviser on international relations, announced he will soon visit Washington to meet Trump's team members, his
By: Anwar Iqbal
Say many picks are decidedly anti-China, while nominees such as Rubio, Waltz have demonstrated their pro-India leanings in past
WASHINGTON: Around 50 US lawmakers have called on US President Joe Biden to press Pakistan government to release Imran Khan along with other “political prisoners” before his term ends on Jan 20.
WASHINGTON: US lawmakers, officials from both the Biden and Trump administrations, and Amnesty International, on Tuesday called for the release of
However, supporters of Imran Khan, gathered at the National Press Club in Washington on Tuesday, strongly disagreed. “You do not open fire at
By: Anwar Iqbal
“The rise in terrorist activity alongside progress in countering terrorist financing highlights the complex reality Pakistan must navigate,” says
A Pakistani delegation recently visited US to advocate for her release on humanitarian grounds.
• FO flays sanctions against missile development agency, commercial entities; says they could have dangerous implications for regional stability
By: Anwar Iqbal
WASHINGTON: The United States imposed additional sanctions on four Pakistan-based entities on Wednesday for their alleged involvement in the country's ballistic missile programme, the State Department announced.
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