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As the U.S. heads into another election, the Biden Doctrine is in the spotlight. Is Biden's leadership effective, or do failures steal the headlines?

The Biden Doctrine and the United States Foreign Policy

Tahir Abbas October 9, 2024

In response to escalating geopolitical tensions, Russia modifies nuclear doctrine, signaling a potential shift in global security dynamics.

Russia Modifies Nuclear Doctrine: Implications for Global Security

Nazia Sheikh October 7, 2024

South Asia Post-9/11? It’s a whole new game – with politics, security, and power plays shifting fast in an evolving landscape.

South Asia Post-9/11: The Birth of Neo-Imperial Era?

SAT Editorial Desk September 12, 2024

On August 5, Dhaka saw student-led protests leading to Sheikh Hasina's resignation, while Kashmir marked 5 years since the abrogation of Article 370.

From Dhaka to Kashmir: South Asia’s Legacy of Partition

SAT Editorial Desk August 5, 2024

Indian Statecraft [Image via Getty].

Shadows of Indian Statecraft: How Deep Does It Go?

Simran Saeed Janjua July 11, 2024

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

From Eagle’s Grip to SCO-Led Multipolarity?

Haleema Khalid July 6, 2024

Desperate for international recognition and economic revival, the Taliban, now known as the IEA, walks a tightrope for Afghanistan's Future

Afghanistan’s Future: IEA Walks A Tightrope for Legitimacy

SAT Editorial Desk July 4, 2024

Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a concert at the Hanoi Opera House in Vietnam, June 20, 2024 [lmage via Reuters]

Putin’s Gambit: Russia’s Foreign Policy in a Multipolar World

Simran Saeed Janjua June 24, 2024

Was the October 7th Hamas attack on Israel just? Hamas claims it was in response to Israeli atrocities, while Israel deems it antisemitism [Image via Al Jazeera].

October 7th Hamas Attack on Israel – Just or Unjust War?

Fahad Abdullah May 30, 2024