The Nation Editorial
Donald Trump’s second term as the 47th President of the United States marks a turning point in global geopolitics, especially for Asia. His “America First” agenda emphasizes economic nationalism, protectionist trade policies, and countering China’s influence. Appointing hawkish officials like Marco Rubio and Mike Waltz signals a more aggressive stance toward Beijing. The administration is […]
The doctrine of “America First,” epitomized during Donald Trump’s presidency, has been both a populist narrative and an imperial endeavor to solidify U.S. global dominance. Under the guise of democracy and human rights, the U.S. has meddled in sovereign nations’ affairs, promoting divisions to serve its strategic interests.
The recent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas represents a glimmer of hope amid the devastation of a 15-month-long conflict. While it provides temporary relief, it is far from a comprehensive solution
Summary:
Donald Trump, set to assume office as the 47th President of the United States, brings a blend of bold promises and concerns over his leadership style. His stance on global conflicts like Ukraine and Gaza indicates a focus on diplomacy over direct intervention, aiming to resolve conflicts swiftly
The article examines Pakistan’s foreign policy challenges, emphasizing the need for economic stability as the foundation for a robust international strategy. Highlighting internal political instability, economic imbalances, and external diplomatic challenges
In the labyrinth of geopolitical complexities, Pakistan finds itself navigating existential threats emanating from a multifaceted geostrategic environment
The article highlights the ongoing struggles of SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) and its unrealized potential as a regional platform
The article examines the recent imposition of sanctions by the United States against Pakistan’s missile program and highlights Pakistan’s robust response
In the wake of yet another defeat to Donald Trump, Democrats find themselves at a crossroads, introspecting the causes of their disconnection with the electorate. Dr. James J. Zogby critiques the Democrats’ failure to resonate with voters’ insecurities, arguing that their policies, though progressive, often seem disconnected and patronizing to working-class Americans.
Syria’s political landscape underwent a historic transformation as the Assad family’s five-decade rule ended on December 8, 2024. This upheaval was driven by Sunni-led militant forces under Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), led by Abu Mohammed al-Jolani