OpinionThe Quiet War: Iran, Israel, And The United States In Cyberspace
Cyber conflict between these three countries did not begin with any single event. It has been building for more than fifteen years, through episodes that have…
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OpinionA Sturdy Shield of Peace
The Muslim world has witnessed yet another historic moment and seminal event when the three potent Islamic countries in terms of having strong economic and robust…
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OpinionWhen the Search Bar Becomes a Weapon
Picture a WhatsApp message landing on your phone in the middle of the night. It already knows your name. Your rank. Your unit. Your base. And…
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OpinionWhen Two Wars Touch: The Caspian Sea Incident and the Peril of Merging Conflicts
On the world's largest inland sea, a single drone strike has quietly widened the aperture of two wars that, until last weekend, had run on separate…
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OpinionPakistan’s AI Infrastructure Moment: What Sky47 Really Means
Pakistan has quietly crossed a threshold. With the launch of Sky47, its first large-scale, AI-ready network of data centers, the country is no longer just talking…
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OpinionThe Algorithm of Power
Beijing's investment in artificial intelligence is not simply a technology race. It is a deliberate attempt to rewrite the rules governing international power, economic dependency, and…
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OpinionBetween Hegemony and Harmony: India’s Approach to South Asia
India's hegemony has been the most excruciating impediment in the path to peaceful parlance and progress in South Asia as the two nuclear armed neighbours have…
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OpinionWhy Mashhad? Reading the Symbolism Behind a Supreme Leader’s Final Journey
Two Cities, Two Messages Think of it as a story told in two acts, staged in two very different theaters. Tehran is the theater of the…
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