
Pakistan Shows the Gulf Needs More Diplomacy, Not More Deterrence
The latest breakdown between Iran and the United States should settle an argument that has gone on for too long. Coercion does not work. Sanctions,

The latest breakdown between Iran and the United States should settle an argument that has gone on for too long. Coercion does not work. Sanctions,

As the US-Iran war raises fears of wider global conflict, Pakistan shocked the international community by emerging as an effective peace broker. The recent US-Iran

Recently, the UK government has decided to commit £105 million annually to Afghanistan between 2026 and 2029. Why? And why now? The British government presents

The Taliban has long projected an image of rigid unity, presenting itself as a movement bound together by ideological discipline and unquestioned loyalty to its

The Pakistan Women Leaders (PWL) project, funded by the European Union and jointly implemented by UN Women and UNDP in partnership with the Trust for

What if the most consequential funding relationship in the Ukraine war is not between Washington and Kyiv, but between Washington and Moscow? Follow the money.

The idea of an Israel extending beyond its internationally recognized borders did not originate in October 2023. It has existed for decades within Revisionist Zionist

When Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Field Marshal Asim Munir, and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi arrived in Tehran on 4 July 2026 to attend the

A critical evaluation of Western alarmist literature, China’s post-2025 strategic footprint, military expansion in the Western Pacific, and the economic realities of CPEC Phase II

There is a particular quality to Donald Trump’s public diplomacy that strips away the careful euphemism that normally characterizes great power discourse and replaces it