Reforming the NSG in a Multipolar Nuclear Order
The Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) is once again at an inflection point. The deadlock over further enlargement in 2025 has
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Governance
When Global Institutions Fail: The Cost of Inaction in Modern Conflicts
I recall watching a news report of families on the move, with whatever they could carry. It got me thinking,
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The US Demanded That The Europeans Accelerate Their Transition To “NATO 3.0”
This might be the US’ final warning before it takes drastic action to punish those who continue to reject Trump’s
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The New Power Shifts in the Middle East by 2026
A glance into the shifting balance of influence across the Middle East by 2026. Power moves through old rivalries warmed
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A New Bangladesh at the Crossroads: Merit, Mandate, and the Risk of Uncertainty
In the aftermath of the historic and turbulent July Revolution, Bangladesh stands at a deciding moment in its national journey.
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Pakistan: A New Chapter in Global Diplomacy and the Pursuit of Peace
History does not always repeat itself. Sometimes, it takes a sharp turn. April 2026 appears to be one of those
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Iran War and Lessons for Bangladesh: The Need for National Security Preparedness
The ongoing conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel has emerged as one of the most significant geopolitical crises
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What’s At Stake In The “Battle For Hungary”?
The Hungarian people have the greatest stakes since they’ll be the ones who’ll live with the consequences. Sunday’s parliamentary elections
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When the World Held Its Breath Pakistan Pulled the Ceasefire
The final hours before the ceasefire carried the weight of a region on the edge. The threat between the United
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Mediation of Iran & USA: A Diplomatic Breakthrough for Pakistan
At a time when the Middle East stood on the brink of a wider war, an unexpected diplomatic actor has
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