OpinionIn Modi’s India, Politics Is the Continuation of War by Other Means
War is the continuation of politics by other means, organized violence as politics in a different register, pursued when diplomacy fails, was the view of Carl…
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OpinionThe Great Rail Gamble: Iran’s Audacious Bid to Bypass the Strait of Hormuz
When the Sea Becomes a Trap Picture this: a convoy of Very Large Crude Carriers sitting idle in the Persian Gulf, their hulls gleaming under a…
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OpinionThriving in Chaos
The world is currently witnessing myriads of new international alignments amid mounting economic pressures and surging fuel prices in the post Middle East conflict- ridden world.…
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OpinionMaarka-e-Haq and the Future of Peace in South Asia
Pakistan has enthusiastically celebrated its marvellous military victory against its arch- rival India on May 10 , this year on its first anniversary of Maarka e…
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OpinionShadows of Epic Fury
Operation Epic fury the codename of the joint military operation launched by the US and Israeli forces against their arch-rival Iran on Feb 28 has come…
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OpinionFrom Tehran to Beirut: The Collapse of International Humanitarian Law
On 8 April 2026, hours after Pakistan brokered a ceasefire between the United States and Iran, Israeli forces struck more than 150 locations across Lebanon in…
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OpinionMedia Influence on Diplomacy and Public Perception
In the contemporary global landscape, media occupies a central position in shaping global coexistence, regional politics, and public perception. Over time, it has advanced into a…
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OpinionPakistan Is Still Playing An Old Game
It is argued that Pakistan is active and relevant, while India appears strategically silent. Islamabad's evolving diplomatic role between Washington and Tehran constitutes a diplomatic victory over…
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