The Red Sea Dilemma: Riyadh’s War, Ankara’s Concerns and Islamabad’s Choices
The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz appears to have reached a dangerous stalemate, with both the United States and Iran claiming strategic leverage over the waterway. Even…
The Public Purview
Engr. Saqlain Abid
From Curiosity to Curriculum: What Happened to My Teaching Dream?
A teacher is one whose talk is “teacher” among the talks. — Anonymous Why did I choose teaching? When I was young, even after…
RAF Fairford: Suspected Incident, Choreographed Exercise or the Butterfly Effect of Geopolitics?
The illusion of a manipulative act is that it is performed before an audience that sees the event but remains uncertain about how it…
From Afghanistan to Kurdistan: Is US Withdrawal Widening the Vacuum?
The more force is applied, the greater the reaction it can produce. The control of an absolute authority for a certain period can itself…
From Naval to Aviation Blockade: Will Iran Survive Under Saturated Diplomatic Pressure?
The larger the scale, the greater the difficulty of maintaining precision. Physics may not be a textbook for geopolitics, but its logic can sometimes…
Middle East Dominance: The Race Between Economic Vision and Military Illusion
The UN General Assembly address continues to expose the widening gap between political narratives and geopolitical realities. Among the most disconnected narratives was that…