Cyber War and AI Reshape Global Power
War today feels nothing like it did one hundred years ago. Strength in soldiers and guns matters less now. Rivalry
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Perspectives
Religious Conflict vs. State Maturity: How Pakistan Avoided Iran’s Fate
The recent Iran-U.S. tensions have once again fully exposed the reality that the religious leadership of the Muslim world is
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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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SAADAT HASSAN MANTO: The Cartography of Trauma and Truth
Saadat Hasan Manto was born in 1912 in Ludhiana, Punjab (then British India), into a Kashmiri Muslim family. He received
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The dangerous politics of choke points
All students of geopolitics must rethink the famous line coined by the famous US naval officer and historian, Alfred Thayer
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The Tuareg Are Once Again Discrediting Their Cause By Functioning As Foreign Proxies
The Tuareg cause – for as legitimate as some might consider it to be – is now being exploited by
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Control Without Occupation: The Unseen Reality of Bangladesh
The global imagination easily recognizes places like Kashmir because its condition is visible soldiers on the streets, curfews, checkpoints, and
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Children Amid the Fire They Never Lit
Amid rising tensions between United States and Iran, the world once again falls into a familiar pattern. International media amplify conflict maps with
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The Hidden Conflict Between Mossad CIA and IRGC
Hidden tensions simmer beneath the surface among Mossad, the CIA, and Iran’s IRGC. Not flashy headlines – just quiet operations
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Why Washington Has Unsuccessful to Build Trust: A Study of Diplomatic and Cultural Failure.
The unsuccessful talks among the United States and Iran depiction more than a disagreement completed terms: they disclose Washington incapability
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