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Pakistan’s Middle East Diplomacy Is Changing South Asian Power Politics

Pakistan’s Middle East diplomacy is evolving, positioning it as a significant facilitator amid regional tensions, contrasting with India’s more cautious approach. This shift reflects a changing dynamic in South Asian power politics, where Pakistan’s diplomatic engagement has begun to redefine the narrative, challenging India’s long-held strategy and spotlighting its tactical vulnerabilities. Continue reading Pakistan’s Middle East Diplomacy Is Changing South Asian Power Politics

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The NATO Freeloaders Narrative Is Winning. Here’s Why That Should Worry You

The NATO freeloaders narrative is not just popular. It is politically useful. And that is why it keeps winning, even when the facts do not fully support it. Scroll through reactions to recent remarks by Donald Trump and a pattern … Continue reading The NATO Freeloaders Narrative Is Winning. Here’s Why That Should Worry You

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U.S. Hypocrisy in Foreign Policy: Why the World No Longer Believes Washington

The phrase U.S. hypocrisy in foreign policy no longer sounds like criticism. It feels like accumulated memory. Each new conflict does not erase the past. It brings it back, quietly but clearly. When Washington speaks about sovereignty today, many countries … Continue reading U.S. Hypocrisy in Foreign Policy: Why the World No Longer Believes Washington

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He Didn’t Misread the West. He Chose to Fight It for 47 Years

The claim that Ali Khamenei misunderstood the West for 47 years sounds sharp. It travels well on social media and feels like an easy insight. However, I believe this perspective collapses under closer scrutiny, because in reality he didn’t misread the West. Khamenei did not misunderstand the West at all. Instead, he built his entire political system around the specific goal of opposing it. That distinction changes everything about how I view Middle Eastern stability. The Foundation of Ideological Design Since becoming Supreme Leader in 1989, I have observed that Iran’s strategic posture remains remarkably consistent. This is a story … Continue reading He Didn’t Misread the West. He Chose to Fight It for 47 Years

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Why Russia’s Turn Toward North Korea Signals a New Global Arms Reality

Russia’s growing military relationship with North Korea has become one of the most revealing developments of the Ukraine war. The Russia North Korea arms partnership is no longer a rumour. It is an active supply route. Trains and cargo ships … Continue reading Why Russia’s Turn Toward North Korea Signals a New Global Arms Reality