From Damascus to Kandahar: Change or Repetition?

The collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s nearly three-decade grip on Damascus has jolted the geopolitical chessboard. Into the vacuum steps Ahmad al-Shara—be...

Illusion of Peace

Alaska Meet: Trump-Putin — Illusion of Peace or Strategic Move? Trump’s hasty diplomacy and Putin’s patient strategy have opened a new chapter in the ...

Pakistan’s Deluge Disaster

The 2025 floods in Pakistan are not just a deluge of water—they are a catastrophe of human suffering. Where climate change meets mismanagement, millio...

Dhaka’s New Turning Point

General Wakar-uz-Zaman’s emphasis on secularism in Bangladesh was not merely a statement, but a reflection of deep concern. The end of Sheikh Hasina’s...

Daddy in the Oval Office

At the White House court, it wasn’t a summit but a spectacle of subordination—Trump at the center, Europe reduced to side characters. The continent on...

FAMINE: WHO IS RESPONSIBLE?

A UN-backed agency has declared Gaza City’s famine ‘entirely man-made,’ exposing millions to acute hunger. Israel rejects the claim as ‘outright lies,...

Pakistan-India-China: Heading for a Water War?

On July 19th, Chinese Premier Li Qiang defended the construction of a dam on the Brahmaputra River in the ecologically fragile and sensitive Tibetan r...

Beijing's New World Order: Iran's SCO Blueprint

The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) meeting recently concluded in Beijing has signaled a new geopolitical landscape. For a long time, the glob...

Middle East: Beyond the 'New'- Instability & Shifting Fates

The Middle East once again stands at a turning point in global politics—where peace initiatives, military equations, and economic stakes are colliding...