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WORLD RLD TIMES » The End of Brexk Saga » KSA-Qauar Reconciliation > Pakistan's Covid-1'9 Success | > Pak-US Relacions under Joe Biden > Demographic Changes In KashmirBD been for most of the 2st century... No American under 12 has lived ina country at peace .. America's sects es, prachees and trophic for Sis Did America’s War Abroad Generate the Evolution of Domestic Terrorism? iS 'stherea connection betiseen America’s global warnon ‘ing and the domestic “terrorism” advanced by the Trump cul? In every political culture, there 4s peculiar PSichology tw see its awn pros, and nothing else. If America and Ms democracy iynore the imperatives of b) 'ning time tts articulation of futuristic time willbe totally nike its own — a contradiction covered by adroit ‘Blin. Could america ands politial leadership see the ttor and do some soul-searching? “There are the times \ewew.jWortdimes.com February 20211, leadership in the Republican Party ts expt, d his supporters and the powerhouse” y loser to anarchy than reasoned dialopy Theda Mcesages of the usar ard Holy Gib reyng man, the chief creation of God on cath ina contin killings and aca OD nade disasters are a prelude 10 staunch punishment from God. So, be accountabe and do nat transpress In the lands. If ou pp thousands of miles away and comm, massacres and destroy the God-given humay habirats with your feeble minds and machinery, think, this trespassing will not bring dire consequences for you? Wwereside on a living earth that sustains life and a ling liniverse that takes account of all human deeds ~ oy ory-making 1s intricately linked to. our knowledge vad the nature of things —man's history and the self, “ware that in every ideal of the self, there bs both cture of man and his action and hovw all visible and our thoughts, wisdom or furuze- jca Look for New Ilealsina Changing World? In-walting nel an opportunity out of the veching and tranquillity of American erises to look into the known anid unknown tations oftruewisdom.If conscious experience for a comprehensive picture in 2 hould listen to voices Of — qpleror—who they were and where they are the underlying nial purpose for toclucidate the racratic path of fair and systematic change for We, the People akteg. 2 by Trump an do you main enemy Is nameless, shapeless, ‘associated force the American enemies’ list is decided anonymously and secretly.” Could Ameri Truc wisdom needs soul-s human behaviour — the manif “Americans are intelligent, they s vison and wisdom before i's too Tate, Hs pains, horrors rat y are within itself, America and its de ze under conditions of future ness. The pris invisible events shape y. It is a time a navigational chat and cruelt manifestations are prone 10 ¢ time, space and waking conscious Those entrusted with powe' Dr Mahboob A. Khawaja is the author of several responsibilities within the Republican Party echelons de publications including the latest: Global Peace, Security not appear 1o understand the need for change, time and Conflict Resolution: Approaches to Understand the interestof the masses. Viewingit a conjectiral or cautious Current Issues and Future-Making imperative is ‘reason’.Eo US forelgn poticy comes In phases. From the end of World War 12 1972, ss {goalwas to contront the Soviet Union and aifisted communist governments, Things changed a lite inthe early 1970s, when the US, weakened by the Vietnam Via, began to work with China against the Soviet Union te eventusly reach a delente, This lasted unt 1991 and the collaps9 of the Soviet Union Fromthe early 1990s t0 2001, Ylashington lated ontezding a glebal, peaceful ‘world order, That, too, changed on 3/1, after which policy revolved aroundthe Global warenterrer. ho ware were costly and minimally eltective, TF CT ELE Consistency/in Foreign Policy ee George Friedman previous administration. ‘There 1s no dication that Uden imends to shift US policy on ‘ussla and China. And if he daes, twill beta response 10 hows ‘and Russia beluve a he enters office. China could ne conciliatory itself and acquiesce to American he current phase of US foreign poliey: was pul into place by Barack Obama, {1 consisted of reducing, military forces in thy Aide East ancl 4 new relationship with the Muslim creat wworld; adopting a more adversarial stance on Muesig Including Mascow's forays uv is near | demands, eH could become more militarily aggressive frst srantkand confronting, Chinaon trade retations | to test tiden and probe for weakness, How Biden reacts to sand.speifically Meljing's nanipuation of lscaereaey Cither scenario will reshape US-Chinese relations, The 2a ump foreign policy cai foiwed, tte also | nitatweisin China's ands, since the Scan hoi is Carre fussia can comtinuc to acquire strategie Sto | pasitions. ukews Hepth by creating, informal realities In places like Helaras OF South Caucasus. Ra 190, thet wall have to modify ~ but of the fought to withdeass troops from the Middle jonship in the region, He way istrumental sin | th createanew rel in formalin # coal ni Its contattintent policy, Just as the log rob rations and Israel against Iran, anh made some [not aban a rated irony withdenwals. He brought economic | (bums era remained i place under Trump, so too Wit Ihe ere Chon the effects of whic rah to be sce, | “Trample hold wee den adusting ee real Pes and Penal, hecnatinued taconiront Russi. naustainingt'S. | rhetarte (' patiey wil continue to be focused on the nen forcesintoland, komania and the Black Sea Mudie Last alignment, Russian containment and confronta~ Tare were, of course, many other dinsensions of all their | ton sith Chin | Trdg tices but these were fli most defintne. Hela~ [The peumise to draw loser to gba alles s alse arty rae renraemeresmneanto esting wit ote Issues, | unttusatternpted, he Sean ty to have warer meetings ght choose 10 become and the Europeans 1m ons with Last Asia | with Lurope mahi as they iad heen sinice 1945. sere similarly instrumental. But thie key elements of the | moze € fonal with China, but that will be because ft Chare-trunp forehyn pocy era bas the withdrawal and [isn their nterest, ot because it fits Inside the parameters Containing, Russia and) | of what constitutes “norrnal diplomacy.” The interests of the festructuring of thy Ml confronting, China, The langage, gesttes a Mmosphere were different, but the cesiily wel ty hid no other choices. The atidule East 998 jlivy had ran its course. Joe Biden: has stepped Into the presidency with ay few chokes oy Trump, ne tne and tenor wl be a erent, but the policy will not. Hiden hay suytested, for ‘xample, that he willadopt a more conciliatory policy towar ts Te abn sha he new settee af He eon coast sates andamentaly ast fram, parielarls Actes Capabilities. They: da sit teust Iranian promises this iste, They hae because betrayal could be eatastraphic to 1 alliance structure fall without a strong US re conciliatory to Iran | but he ean do so only by proposing, an to the te xtional alliance created during the \wyujsorldtimes.com February 2021 perfectly {18 antl Lurepe don’t usually callide, nor do lyn. The Luropeany tend te. be risk averse, especially tn places hike Asia here the US cant tford to be hackadaistcal sudden reconciliation Fveryone the petween China and the United States would be an earth= quake Toreign policy evolves, but it evalves rapidly and danger ously, biden is president, but his foreign policy, Ike that of ull other presidents, will be surrounded by domestic turpitudes and so will seck predictability. (daly, Trump did ns well, ven shen te appeared not to.) What Biden fears ts that thing likely to come: 4 gut check fram the Chinese, ussians or franians. Ihe 45 stey enough, he wll navigate them so that he can hold fast to the polices he inherited. “Thats the most likely se innovarive while being, tested can have unexpected convequences. B 19‘The relationship between the European Unlon and the United Kingdom has always been Characterized by ambisulence, bickering EL ection and scepticism. They have oscllated between cooperation and distancing, Histoncally, the UK kept itself distanced from Europe. On. the back of Reformation tthe rejection of the authority of the Catholic Church and adoption of Protestantismas the state regan) and an unparalleled colonial empire, Entan remained aloof from European affairs, and instead focused on userseeing its colonies and international trade gad security. That historical buage, coupled with the sre to plas the role of a world power, stopped the tt from yuining European Coal and Steel Commuraty (CSC) and European Leunomic Community (HEC) in the 1950s and 6s. But, turbulent decades after Second Work! War proved disastrous for Britam. The decolunizarion in rapt successintt and the Suez Canal cists in 1956, sshich the V9 refused fo extend support to the aborted attempt af France and Uk to retake the Suez Canal after the Fgyptlan government nationalized at, dealt a serious: blow to London's global prestige and anfluunce. Hunultated and abandoned, the UK then decided tv join Turop Economic Community to extract economic advant and to have a sayin the decision-mihing. Despite UK's. 20 Cae i Pru cecil i relationship with the European Union finally ended on December SSE Go Ace r at and thers dreading since Britain VAC POC ocueen een AGanie ie Gino imacace Johnson, whose support for Brexit Grease i ORL (eared (ns Cla on etuen moment for this country.” In the following) write-up, the! author has Accidente Mio yu eine etnclesr tec RR icoercchatnsgs neice Aftab H, Wetls decision to accede to LEC, it faced resistance from France French President, Charles De Gaulle, twice vetoed eitain’s aecession bids, in 1968 sme 1957, because fe doubted its commitment with poltial objectives of EEC, and considered Britain's economy incompatible with those of the sis members of EEC. The UK's spacial relations with the United States were also considered a stumbling block in strengthening Europe. Eventually, after assurance from England regarding the common budget and other pillars of European integration, Was allowed to join the FCC, the forerunner of the EU in 1973. Notwithstanding the UK joined the EL) out of ts economic, military and diplomatic compulsions, Bntish leadership, both Conservative and Labour, remauted sceptical about the EU jnteeation, The name of forms Sritish Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is particular worth mentior here, She successfully negotiated the: PK Rebate, a financial mechinsny chat substantial reduced its contribution ju the EU budgetthe arrangement which remained exclusive to Brita only in W984. The UK frequently used che oto! option, safeguard that allowed any of the eral Counties HOt to implement sone areas of Brussels endorsed policles. iy 1985, 4 refused! to join the ‘Ate = AU comprises 26 European countries th ‘wwwijwortdtimes.com February 2021- Tan ctalty abotished ll passport wn all other gypey af Sveots at hee BOHHA Hordes there mama Meant controls cH HS border. Whol Ms Thatehers Mocs, fob Sore stccevdedt 10 puss the Mastic Feats wil helped create the Turepeam Unban by apna the EUS totmit tn the areas of forehgy alfars, patang atta ast aler rote hy an pl Pip manswunting, US opted out of the Monetary’ Union Saf ansteal decided to tse pound sterling as ts nattonal Sperency ante of euro. Not only that, Britain refused ta pt FU police and criminal legislation, and stowed Feluctance to fully implement the Charter of the fundamental Rights of European Union. Throughout its almast half-ecntury-long, membership, UK's successive feaders expressed their concerns over the EU's emphasis: ‘upon internal treaties and processes rather than taking a pragmatic approach to common energy policy and improving European defence capabilities. Though both Labour and Conservative Jeadership remained sceptical about the HY project, they, nonetheless, preferred to remain within the jurisdiction of the EU, albeit a limited one. The far right UK Independence Party (WKIP), which emerged ‘exclusively on the slogan of revit, remained a fringe dlement, and could never threaten mainstream parcies due to sustained economic growth in the 1990s, During the first decade of the 21st century, multiple factors combined 10 give rise to popular support for Bre Financial crises of 2004 and 2008, Immigration, political ambitions of the EU and constant in UK's domestic alfars provided ammunition to UEHP, and its grossing Popularity compelled David Cam hho was aspiring to become Uk’s premier, to include a referendum on Uhis issue in his manifesto and resultantly, atter the formul~ tion of gos ron we il to full his promise and to ascertain popular aspirations, ‘The result 2s shocking to the world community as well as for Cameron himself as 51.9% of the vaters decided ta leave {he This made Hasvid Cameron resign from bis office. tn the aftermath of this tectonic shift in UK polities, ‘iperienced, from 2016 to the very ent af 2020, tusmoll, oltcal instability, ceonomie uncertainty and socal Upheaval, Afterwards, resignation ef wu miore prime Iministers - Theresa May and Boris Johnson and thee @xensions in the deadline, finally, otis Johnso: anent, David Vv juorttimes.com February 2021 ed to leave the HY Common Market and Customs Union at 11 pay en 1 December 2026 — amidnight in Hrussels ana nt Utled as “The Trade) and Cooperation Agreement” was signed by both sides an December 24, This agreement does contain some important terms, Hs salient features are worth discussion here so as to better analyze the implication of fiexit for thewarld in general and Pakistan in pacticu 1. thoth sides had a narrow escape froma no deal seenano that contd have dealt a serious blew to the economies of the UK and £0, Britain's Office of Pudget Responsibil estimated that a "No Deal” could have reduced the UK's economic output by $54 billion and caused a loss of 300,000 jobs in 2021, Fortunately, sanity prevailed and both sides came tp sith the deal that ensured “taking back the sovereignty of lritain” in the wards of British PM and isfaction and elie!” in those of Ursula von der fen, the presient of the European Commission, oft deal at all, The UK has left the EU's orbit in all spheres—law, regulanons, Customs Union, fon, and so on. In every possible manner, itis a hard deal, promised and advocated by the Leave group that would resonate well among the Eurosceptic elements of UK's soct ‘The Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) is comprehensive in nature as it covers future UK-EU relations in the areas, inter alia, food, immigration, fishing, counterterrorism, aviation, civil nuclear technology and energy interconnection. ‘Trade and business relationships with EU countries have beea a major concern fur both We and Remain proups as the EU is the largest trading partner of the UK, The EU aceounted for 4335 of Uritain’s exports in 2019 (almost S400 billion) and more than half the Uk's imports (worth S508 billion! eame from EU couniries in the same year. Despite te fact that the UK. has left the Single Market and Customs Union, the deal has achieved 100% Liberalization that means cero tanilts and quotas on the goods that will cross the UX-EU border. I the words of Horis Johnson, “There will be no palisacle at tarifl and non-taeif barriers 40 trade.” tn order to have level playing field, both sides have agreed to install a nanayed divergence” mechanism, theouth whieh any side will have the right to retaliate, If t believes that the bother side has gained unfair competitive advantage. Free trade in goods has also agreed in exchange tor lintain’s aai assurances that at would tot dash, owt subbetdies to Its Hiems ant imdustiey and at would not undercut the pisonmental and Libor laws and rtles, The EU Court of Rastiee hay craved to exert tty adiudhication aver the UK U1 G8e eb any dispute, international we and ts Sonos tulateral ov tnudutateral aebitratton mechantsms woul! be invoked Despite signing the trade deal, the overall Vetame of the trade will be restrained 3 © to face increased red Tapem, custome declarations, fod certification, males of ongin and stringent local content requirements, ete, These Dureaucratic restrictions would anesitably slow down the movement of goods. The management of the border between Northern Ireland (which is part of the UA) and the Republic of Ireland has been the burning question throughout the transition period. Though the border isan international one, both sides have ensured that it remains an invisible border ithe no security check pastsand customs formalities. The government of the Insh Republic ~ anv EX? member state ~ has shown consistently that the UK's divorce fram the EU would eventually result in the enactment of stricter border control measures. The TCA has come up with aurique solution to the border questions, Northern Ireland Protocal, Under this arran EU niles will continue to apply in Norther Ireland and in case of any dispute, the European Court of Justice will have junsdiction (0 adjudicate the matter falling within the geographical boundaries of Northern Ireland. The arrangement has ensured that there will not be any border control measures between the lash Repubhe and Northern Ireland, and the invisible border will remain the same. Customs checks sill take place in the Insh Sea, and Northern Ireland sill remain within the regulatory orbit of the EV. Thiy speci vrrangement has by made to quell the misgsings of people of Northern Ireland ‘sho voted osensheliingly to remain in the Ell ‘The special siatuy of Northern Ireland within the k's sovereignty would mean that the idea of unification of Ireland would remain alive and the UR would face threats 2 obviously, the restricted Mow of low-skilled workers is going hurt th to listerritarialintegeity, finimigration Isanather issue that payed! a decisise yy the formulation af public opinton aysinst the EU the ey teould stap the free movement OF WOFKETS ACTOS the gr Uncborden tek wcut have a point-based inmigty qr whscein migrants wall base to (UIE cry Criteria to enter Uritin, The end of free mover services sector that 2ccounn for around! 80% of Its economy. There waulg no longer be automatic recognition of professional qualifications that wy make it evmbersome and restacted for UK's professionals to cfer th services 10 FU countries. Travelling for holidays remains visa-free bun UK nationals sill need a visa for 3 stay: of more than 90 days, These new immigration rules would have direct impacts on labour markets and small and large bustnesses ‘would find it harder and costlier to hire from the other side of the border, London's reluctance to accept low-skilled workers would also result in staff shortage in the agriculture and care industries. More than 20% of labour land's agricltane: sector cones from overseas, Ux’S vital agriculture nd care industies, Fisting remained a deeply-contentious issue through the tumultuous Firexit years. Though fishing contributes less than QIN to the USS economy, it was more or less a syntvolic sticking point to project England as the Independent coastal state, At present, both the UK and EU fleets have aaceess 10 UK waters for fishing. Alter the deal, 25% of the EU fleet's fishing rights will be transferred to England's by 2026, After that, there wll be nual negotiations 10 determine the fishing nghts and kine! of species of fish 0 be eauyght in UK's waters. This arraygement hits not resonated well within the UK's. fishing community that supported Bresit on the promise of taking back full control of URS lerritorial waters and Exclusive Economic 208°. This harder version af the Brexit deal is set 10 create consequences Hot only for the Uk but also the world The most iene tendencies jae impact is the whipped-up nationsist Scots (G29) voted Scotland A majority ofEEN favour of the EV in the 2016 referendum, ancl Rrestt has frengthencd he independence calls there, Nicola Sturgeon, the First Minister of the Scottish: National arty, which is working for the independence of Seatland, thas stated that Scotland has the right to choose its future jean independent country. and regain the benefits of EU jnembership. The upcoming May 2021 regional election ould help Nicola Sturgeon to sain an absolute majority in the Scottish Parliament and push for another independence referendum. ‘The inability to influence the political decision-making at Westminster vis-a-vis Hresit has gamered! popular support for Scottish independence and despite PM Johnson's assertion that referendum could be held once in a generation, the blatant disregard for popularaspirations of Scots woul! cost dearly tu the UK. ‘There were apprehensions that growing nationalism and, populism across Furope would be strengthened and other EU countries would follow sult because all right-wing nationalist parties in Fran! yy and lly favour withdravval from the EU and frve staunchly anti~ globalist political underpinnings. Hut turmoil and economic difficulties created by years leading: up to firexit to have unintended repercussions dumping of anti-EU sentiment. In a Pew Research Center survey conducted in 10 European nations, almost 754% say that the EU promotes peace, and 554 believe ft supports prosperity. In addition, and the anarchy and chy US Capitol on January 6, 2021, proved a further blow 10 the populist parties across Europe, thereby undermining their appeal. The countries that are experiencing a rising tide of populism and Eurasceptictstn have learned! that abandoning the FU would have serious economic fallouts, The financial disruption that could have jolted countries in case they leave the Eurozone ts 100 high tobear, even non-Eurozone nations like Hungary and Poland receive massive EU financial assistance that would Continue to offset anti-EU tendencies. Hence, despite oft~ Fepeated apprehensions, anti-El! sentiments would Femaln fringe clements and would not threaten the European Union in the near future. The UK is now eyeing a global role for itself to restore the sroded influence of England in international finance, security, trade and climate change. The year 2021 is going ‘0 provide an unprecedented opportunity for London to ‘were jworitimes.com February 2021 arrest the fast decline of its influence. London is set to co host the UN Conference on Climate Change (COP261 and G-7 Summit, These high-profile events would help Britain, project its diplomatic and economic credentials effectively and rebuild its diminished rote in international affairs due cal uncertainties surrounding Brextt. Brexit would also create repercussions for UK=Pakisian bilateral trade and financial relations, The UK ts the fitth= largest export destination of Pakistan, in 2019, the bilateral trade volume reached $2.58 billion which tilted heavily in the favour of Pakistan, GSP + status has been the major factor for ensuring trade surplus for Paktstan. In this regard, it is welcome news that England would continue providing GSP plus status to Pakistan's products in post-Brexit bilateral trade arrangement. The UK has also announced to negotiate economic relations with, India, New Zealand, Kenya, Australia and other commonwealth countries. This could help Pakistan strike a Free Trade Agreement (TA) or Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) with the UK in goads and services, Untapped service potential robust industrial and agriculture export base could help Pakistan dilute its products and market concentration, Strict compliance with sustainability standards (environment, business ethics, labour laws), sanitary and phytosanitary rextlations would so a lang. way in seizing upon this historic opportunity created by Brexit. The UK has an extensive diplomatic footprint and plays an agenda-setting role in’ various nternatianal mstitutions like NATO, UNSC, G-7 and G-20. As a major stakeholder in’ the jaional Monetary Fund and World Bank, as well as the World Trade Organization, 1 is playing, a regulatory role in international finance, The UK is the sixth-largest economy and @ well-acknowledjed military power, The global influence of Uk can be matched by a few countries. ‘These facts underline the vital role that London can offer to reduce friction in international affairs and help the nationals to priouze their resources for countering existential threats to humanity: climate chanye, proliferation of WMDs, pathogenic threats (like Cavid=19), One can hope that the UK would continue tw play a balancing role to maintain some international peace and security. The writer ts a graduate of the Unteersity of Agriculture, Faisalabad, He writes on national and international affairs semblance of 23

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