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Terrorists On Afghan Soil: The Cost Afghanis Are Bearing - OpEd

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By Saniya Khan 
| Eurasia Review
The 37th report of the United Nations Security Council’s Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team paints a stark and unsettling picture of Afghanistan’s security environment — one that vindicates Pakistan’s longstanding concerns about cross-border terrorism and demonstrates why Islamabad’s defensive actions are justified.
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Between Tel Aviv And The Arab World: India’s Diplomatic Tightrope - OpEd

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By Saniya Khan 
| Eurasia Review
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s reported visit to Israel, even as New Delhi engages Arab partners through high-level summits, has reignited debate over the coherence of India’s Middle East policy. At a time when the humanitarian crisis in Gaza Strip dominates global headlines, the optics of straddling both Israeli and Arab capitals invite scrutiny. Is this diplomatic agility — or duplicity?
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Strategic Autonomy Or Strategic Retreat? India’s Chabahar And Russia Dilemma - OpEd

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By Saniya Khan 
| Eurasia Review
India has long projected itself as a champion of “strategic autonomy,” a country capable of navigating great power rivalries without aligning too closely with any single bloc. Yet recent developments surrounding the suspension of funding momentum for Chabahar Port and the apparent pause in fresh procurement of Russian oil amid tightening Western sanctions raise uncomfortable questions about the durability of that doctrine. The gap between rhetoric and reality appears to be widening.
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