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Haleema Khalid

Haleema Khalid is a research and strategic communications professional specializing in policy research, knowledge management, and analytical writing. With an interdisciplinary background spanning linguistics, security studies, and regional affairs, her work focuses on translating complex research into accessible outputs for policy and stakeholder audiences. She is a published researcher in corpus linguistics and political communication and is currently pursuing an MPhil in Intelligence & Security Studies, with a growing focus on Pak-Afghan affairs, regional security, and South Asian dynamics.
From Ukraine to Gwadar, from a map drawn in 1904 to Pakistan's Arabian Sea coastline, classical geopolitics never stopped running the world.
Eurasia
Haleema Khalid

From Ukraine to Gwadar, How Geography is Reshaping World Order

From Ukraine to Gwadar, a map drawn in 1904 is quietly explaining every major crisis in the world today. Classical geopolitics never left.

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Haleema Khalid
Children sitting in the back of a truck during their displacement from areas witnessing an escalation in hostilities in Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.
Diplomacy & geopolitics
Haleema Khalid

Cries of Palestinians: The Human Cost of Conflict and Pakistan’s Principled Diplomatic Stand

The military onslaught launched by Israel on Gaza has pushed the Palestinian territory into an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe. What began as a large-scale military operation

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Haleema Khalid
Trump Arrives in Beijing for High-Stakes Summit with Xi Jinping
Commentary
Haleema Khalid

The Beijing Summit—Can the ‘Dealmaker’ and the ‘Dragon’ Deliver Peace?

President Trump arrives in Beijing for high-stakes talks with President Xi, focusing on ending the U.S.-Iran conflict and navigating global economic realignment and trade stability.

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Haleema Khalid
Pakistan responded with restraint and precision while the adversary descended into reckless adventurism. A victory not just of arms, but of strategic maturity and national character.
Commentary
Haleema Khalid

Echoes of Resilience: One Year of Marka-e-Haq

Pakistan responded with restraint and precision while the adversary descended into reckless adventurism. A victory not just of arms, but of strategic maturity and national character.

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Haleema Khalid
Pakistan’s precise responses against cross-border terrorism uphold IHL principles of distinction and precaution while countering Taliban safe havens.
Commentary
Haleema Khalid

Taliban Militarization of Civilian Infrastructure: Legal Violations, Broken Promises and Propaganda in the Afghanistan-Pakistan Conflict

Pakistan’s precise responses against cross-border terrorism uphold IHL principles of distinction and precaution while countering Taliban safe havens.

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Haleema Khalid
Why Kabul’s Trade Boycott Hurts Itself More Than Pakistan
Afghanistan
Haleema Khalid

Why Kabul’s Trade Boycott Hurts Itself More Than Pakistan

Afghanistan’s bid to pivot trade away from Pakistan after the October 2025 closures reveals the limits of sovereignty without geography. Islamabad’s leverage remains structural, grounded in security and logistics, not coercion.

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Haleema Khalid
Language: The Missing Front in Pakistan’s Security Doctrine
Features
Haleema Khalid

Language: The Missing Front in Pakistan’s Security Doctrine

From classrooms to conflict zones, language has always shaped empires. For Pakistan, ignoring it as a strategic asset may be its gravest miscalculation yet.

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Haleema Khalid
Taliban fighters in armored vehicles, armed with America’s abandoned arsenal in Afghanistan, take part in a military street parade in Herat, Afghanistan, on April 19. [Image via AFP via Getty Images].
South Asia
Haleema Khalid

From Kabul to Islamabad: The Cost of America’s Abandoned Arsenal

America’s abandoned arsenal in Afghanistan isn’t just collecting dust—it’s arming terror groups like TTP and ISKP.

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Haleema Khalid
Explore how media moguls like Musk and Zuckerberg shape narratives, impacting truth and the Pakistani diaspora in the UK. [Image via Mr Wallpaper.com]
Social issues
Haleema Khalid

How Media Moguls Shape the Narrative Against the Pakistani Diaspora

Explore how media moguls like Musk and Zuckerberg shape narratives, impacting truth and the Pakistani diaspora in the UK.

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Haleema Khalid
Eagle's grip loosening? The dragon and bear at the helm of SCO-led multipolarity challenge the established order.
Beyond Boundaries
Haleema Khalid

From Eagle’s Grip to SCO-Led Multipolarity?

Is the Eagle’s grip loosening? The dragon and bear, at the helm of SCO-led multipolarity, challenge the established order traditionally led by the Eagle Nation.

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Haleema Khalid
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