Nukes and Neighbours: South Asian Nuclear Powers
Pakistan, India and China, all three contenders share an unpleasant past and continue to water the roots of their rivalries. Pakistan and India are often conceived and quoted as “Traditional Rivals” with Kashmir playing the role of the bone of contention.
Miscalculation or Inevitable? The Lal Masjid Siege and its Legacy
The decision to launch Operation Sunrise against Lal Masjid was the result of years of strategic missteps and geopolitical calculations.
Shadows of Indian Statecraft: How Deep Does It Go?
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What lies beneath the surface of Indian statecraft? A labyrinth of shadows concealing secrets with implications that extend far beyond the immediate region. If these accusations are true, what do they signify for international norms and the foundations of global order?
Pakistan Halts Afghan Repatriation, UN Seeks Sustainable Solutions
Pakistan halts Afghan repatriation; UN urges voluntary return, third-country resettlement, and long-term solutions within Pakistan.
Escalating Militant Activity in Indian Occupied Kashmir (IIOJK)
The situation in Kashmir is rapidly deteriorating, with a surge in militant activity. Can India quell the rising tide of violence in Kashmir and restore stability?
Pak-China Joint Lab: Advancing Intelligent Agriculture in Pakistan
Pakistan’s intelligent agriculture is transforming farming for food security. The Pak-China Joint Lab at UAF is a crucial step in this direction.
South Asian Talent Granted Saudi Citizenship
Saudi Arabia grants citizenship to top South Asian talent. Discover how this bold move fuels Vision 2030 and reshapes the Kingdom.
House Pawns or Field Leaders: A Case of Kashmir’s Identity
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In the heart of Kashmir’s conflict lies a profound question: what defines Kashmir’s identity? Malcolm X’s powerful analogy of “House Negroes” and “Field Negroes” vividly illustrates this struggle.
Iranian Election 2024: Hope for a New Path?
Pezeshkian faces the daunting task of healing Iran’s economy and relationships, balancing domestic and global expectations for a potential new direction. Will his leadership mark a lasting shift for Iran, or is it a temporary pause in history’s course?