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Behind every crisis lies a Manufactured Crisis narrative, crafted to uphold power structures and maintain the status quo. [SAT Creatives]

The Politics of Fear: A Manufactured Crisis

Mohammed Afroz October 14, 2024

Explore Iran’s Middle East Playbook in the Gaza war, balancing ideology, proxies, and realpolitik objectives.

Gaza War and Iran’s Middle East Playbook

SAT Commentary October 12, 2024

FATF's Mutual Evaluation Report reveals gaps in India's AML and CFT systems, urging reforms to tackle financial risks.

FATF Mutual Evaluation Report (MER) on India: A Reality Check

SAT Commentary October 11, 2024

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

Breaking down the rape culture of India—why it’s still happening, who’s responsible, and why it continues to thrive.

Rape Culture in India: The Enduring Crisis

Fariha Rashid October 8, 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

The Waqf Bill 2024 threatens Muslim autonomy over Waqf properties, risking religious freedom and cultural heritage in India.

India’s Waqf Bill 2024: The State’s Assault on Muslim Heritage

Haris Bilal Malik October 3, 2024

Iran launched 180 missiles at Israel, escalating tensions and prompting international responses amid fears of regional conflict.

Iran Launches 180 Missiles on Israel: Key Points

Bulletin October 2, 2024

Barter Trade agreements between Pakistan and Russia aim to strengthen bilateral trade amidst Western sanctions.

Pakistan and Russia Ink Historic Barter Trade Deal

Bulletin October 2, 2024