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| Scope | International |
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| Language | English |
| Country | Pakistan |
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Search ArticlesThe Makkah Pact: A New Security Architecture for a Changing Region
Since the beginning of the last century the security of West Asia has largely rested on the shoulders of extra-regional powers. The Makkah Pact may provide some indication that this new approach is starting to take over. A Joint Defence Agreement between Pakistan, Türkiye and Saudi Arabia was signed by the three countries on 7 August 2026 in Makkah, Saudi Arabia.
The Rhine Is Running Dry, and Europe Is Running Out of Answers
Ask most people what could bring a G7 economy to its knees this summer, and they will point to a war, a strike, or a stock market crash. Few would point to a river. Yet the Rhine, the artery that carries chemicals, coal, grain and car parts through the industrial heart of Europe, has fallen to a level nobody living has ever seen it reach.
Makkah Agreement: A New Chapter in Pakistan-Saudi Arabia-Türkiye Relations
The signing of the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement (MJDA) between the Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud of Saudi Arabia, Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif of Pakistan, and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Türkiye on 7 August 2026 at Al-Safa Palace, Makkah, during the Makkah Al-Mukarramah Summit marks an important development in the evolving strategic landscape of world affairs and particularly related to the Muslim bloc.
The Geopolitics Of Attention: Pakistan’s Next Information Battle
The most powerful information operation may not be convincing people to believe a lie. It may be making them so distracted that they stop noticing the truth. In an age when a war can unfold on a battlefield and on a smartphone simultaneously, attention has become more than a psychological resource. It is strategic power. Governments compete for it. Political movements mobilise it. Corporations monetise it. Algorithms manipulate it.
Indian Hegemony: Bangladesh’s Quest for Strategic Freedom
Bangladesh’s current wave of anti-India sentiment did not emerge overnight. It draws on more than five decades of a relationship that Bangladeshis have often seen as unequal, and the events since Sheikh Hasina’s fall in August 2024 have simply pulled long-standing grievances into the open. To understand the depth of feeling on the streets of Dhaka today, it is worth tracing the historical pattern that critics point to as evidence of a persistent hegemonic attitude from New Delhi.
The Economics of Attrition: Why Iran Did Not Negotiate Like a Defeated State
By every metric of attrition, Iran should have arrived at the Islamabad Serena on April 11 close to capitulation. CENTCOM had reported Iranian drone attacks down 83 percent from their peak and ballistic missile launches down 90 percent. The supreme leader was dead, along with at least sixteen senior IRGC officers. Nuclear infrastructure at Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan had been struck.
Beyond the Barracks: Recalibrating Global Governance for Non-Traditional Threats at UNGA 81
As world leaders and policy experts gather for the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 81) and the IAEA General Conference this September, international diplomacy will follow a familiar routine. At the highest levels, one can only talk about traditional ways of balancing power, border deals, and state-to-state relations. But beyond these official diplomatic channels, another, more pressing crisis is affecting people’s daily lives around the world.
Beyond the Bullet: Why Human Security Must Lead the Fight Against Violent Non-State Actors
The fight against violent non-state actors (VNSAs) is often framed almost exclusively as a question of military power, intelligence and law enforcement. States identify threats, deploy security forces, disrupt networks and eliminate militant leadership. These measures can be necessary, particularly when armed groups pose an immediate threat to citizens and the state. But they cannot, by themselves, produce lasting peace.
Pakistan’s Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Technology and the Pursuit of SDGs
For more than seven decades, under International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) safeguards, Pakistan has been producing electricity, treating cancer patients, breeding hardier crops, and training scientists, which is directly contributing to Pakistan’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). uses are broader, peaceful, economic, and more achievable.
Psychological Warfare and the American Mind - Stratheia
“Stories Are Weapons: Psychological Warfare and the American Mind” is a compelling and insightful book by Annalee Newitz that explores how storytelling, which once was an art, today has become a lethal weapon in the battle for public consciousness.