Recently, Pentagon planning reported by the Washington Post envisions moving forces out of the Gulf’s large, fixed bases, the ones Iranian missiles proved they could reach, toward Jordan, Israel, and …
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Should Dhaka’s Security Recalibration Worry New Delhi?
by Moneeb Mirby Moneeb MirFor decades, New Delhi’s approach to South Asia rested on a quiet assumption, that India inherently possesses power to become a regional hegemon. With such a belief, except Pakistan, it …
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Economic D-Day: Why Washington’s Latest Squeeze on Iran Won’t Deliver the Knockout It Promises
by Moneeb Mirby Moneeb MirPresident Trump called it an “Economic D-Day.” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called it the “toughest sanctions in history” and, later, “the greatest coordinated economic isolation in the history of the …
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Is India’s Agni-VI a New Horseman of the Nuclear Apocalypse?
by Abdul Rehmanby Abdul RehmanAt the ANI National Security Summit 2.0 in New Delhi, Dr. Samir V. Kamat, Chairman of India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation, stated that “DRDO is ready whenever the government …
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The Diplomacy of Quality: Pakistan’s New Route to Global Recognition
by CISSAJKby CISSAJKA Pakistani olive oil from Loralai, in Balochistan, has made its mark on the global stage by winning the Gold Award in the Quality category at the 2026 London International …
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Strait of Hormuz: Where Power Politics Trumps International Law
In contemporary international relations, the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is reflecting a fault line that is shaping global security. However, its legal status remains one of the most …
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How Indian Nuclear Tests Distorted the Non-Proliferation Norms in South Asia
by Sana Ahmedby Sana AhmedIn May 1974, on a very fine morning, Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi conducted the first nuclear test in South Asia, thus opening a new chapter of proliferation in the …
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The UAE’s Quiet Bid to Redraw the Middle East’s Power Balance
by Moneeb Mirby Moneeb MirOn Friday, UAE Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed announced the acceleration of the West-East Pipeline project to “meet global demands” during an ADNOC executive meeting. The announcement …
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For as long as I can remember following Pakistan’s place in the world, the country has been on the defensive. Not just militarily — diplomatically, rhetorically, existentially. India’s foreign policy …
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From Fast Breeder Reactors to Intercontinental Missiles: Has the West Underestimated India’s Strategic Ambitions?
by Sana Ahmedby Sana AhmedIn international politics, it’s all about “capability, not the intent.” The more capable a state is, the more belligerent it becomes. Interestingly, this capability (Indian acquisition of an ICBM) is …