Editorial Summary
After years of walking on eggshells, Pakistan and Bangladesh finally seem to be turning the page on their bitter history. With Sheikh Hasina—India’s closest ally in Dhaka—out of the picture, Islamabad has found a golden opportunity to rekindle ties that had long been frozen
In this compelling piece, I highlight the undeniable link between a society’s structure and the moral and intellectual fibre of its people. Societal decay or progress is not accidental—it originates from homes, extends through education systems, and culminates in the nature of governance
Pakistan’s Afghan strategy, once guided by the illusion of achieving strategic depth through Taliban patronage, has now unraveled into a full-fledged diplomatic disaster
As I reflect on the worsening political landscape of Pakistan, it becomes painfully clear that the nation suffers not from a lack of challenges, but from a dangerous leadership vacuum
Trump’s economic misadventures have once again stirred the pot, as his tariff-laden policies and volatile decisions shook the confidence of investors and threw the US dollar into a tailspin.
The world today teeters on the edge of an abyss, where diplomacy has taken a back seat and brute power has grabbed the steering wheel.
India’s engagement with BRICS is no romantic pursuit of multilateral harmony—it’s a well-thought-out chess game where each move safeguards national interest.
The article boldly lays bare the aggressive protectionist stance of the United States, painting a stark contrast between coercive American trade policies and China’s commitment to multilateral cooperation and innovation
In the evolving geopolitical theatre, the article highlights the cautious yet significant revival of indirect nuclear talks between the United States and Iran, facilitated by Oman.
The US-led tariff war, ignited under President Trump’s administration, has struck a nerve in South Asia, inflicting economic distress across the region