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Maria Mansab

(She/Her)
Pakistan, Rawalpindi
As seen in: The Express Tribune, Daily Times, Pakistan Today, Business Recorder, Pakistan Observer, The Friday Times, Journal of Pakistan Vision, HT Syndication, Stratheia
Covers:  international relations, international law, gender and IR, Middle East politics, the South Asian region politics, foreign policy, climate change,
Research Associate | Institute for Strategic Studies, Research and Analysis (ISSRA), NDU | M.Phil. International Relations (SPIR) Quaid-i-Azam University

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I am a recent graduate of International Relations and passionate about understanding the intricate dynamics of international politics. I am committed to advancing the cause of gender equality and women’s empowerment on the global stage. With a solid academic foundation in both gender studies and international relations, I bring a unique perspective to the world of diplomacy, foreign policy, and global affairs. My key areas of interest are the geopolitics of the Middle Eastern and South Asian re…

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Pakistan As A Potential BRICS Member In A Multipolar World Order

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By Maria Mansab
| The Friday Times Verified
As the global order transitions toward multipolarity and emerging economies increasingly seek alternatives to Western-led institutions, BRICS has evolved into an influential geopolitical and economic platform representing the aspirations of the Global South.
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The Red Sea And The Return Of Maritime Great Power Rivalry

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By Maria Mansab
| The Friday Times Verified
The Red Sea is a key waterway (1200 miles) that connects the Indian Ocean with the Mediterranean Sea through the Suez Canal (north) and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait (south). Bordered by eight littoral states: Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, Djibouti, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Jordan, and Israel, the Red Sea anchors the global energy trade across Asia, Europe, and Africa.
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Gwadar-Chabahar dynamics: competition or cooperation?

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By Maria Mansab
| The Express Tribune Verified
Gwadar and Chabahar are often described as "sister ports" due to their geographical proximity (140 km apart) and shared access to similar hinterlands, including Afghanistan, Central Asia, West Asia and Western China. Geographically, both ports are naturally positioned for cooperation. However, due to geopolitics, China's role in Gwadar and India's investment in Chabahar have pushed both ports toward competition.
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