John Mearsheimer’s “The Tragedy of Great Power Politics” is an unsentimental book. The world, he writes, is too large for any state to become a global hegemon. What states can pursue, and what they reliably do pursue, is regional dominance. India wants that role in South Asia. Size, wealth and […]
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DISINFORMATION ANALYSIS REPORT
Subject: Digital Laundering of Fabricated IRGC Nuclear Ambition Statement Primary Origin: Unverified Accounts on X (India Network) Main Targets: Israeli Leadership, US Diplomatic/Legislative Officials, Global Cable News Risk Level: Critical (Geopolitical & Strategic Conflict Escalation) Executive Summary On August 5, an unverified, anonymous account based in India posted a fabricated […]
Pakistan-China at 75: A Friendship That Outlived Geopolitics and Shaped Asia’s Future
For decades, international relations have often been described through the language of interests, power blocs, military alliances, and economic competition. Yet amid shifting global equations, one relationship has consistently stood apart for its endurance, trust, and strategic depth: the friendship between Pakistan and China. As Pakistan and China mark the […]
Pakistan First: A Call for Unity and Faith
Today marks a monumental day in the history of Pakistan, a day where Almighty Allah has bestowed great honor upon our nation. While world leaders are praising Pakistan’s leadership and acknowledging our strategic successes, it is disheartening to see a specific group within our own borders focused on negativity. These […]
Pakistan: From a Regional Superpower to a World Peacemaker
Pakistan was not created as a mere accident of history; it was born from a profound vision and a specific ideology. The foundation of this nation was laid on the belief that it would be a sacred land where the principles of Islam could be practiced in their true spirit. […]
Pakistan’s Silent Diplomacy Averted a Global Catastrophe
At a moment when the world stood on the edge of yet another devastating war, Pakistan did what few nations could it stepped in quietly, decisively, and effectively to pull the region back from the brink. Less than two hours before a looming American deadline that threatened to unleash unprecedented […]
How War is Crippling Lebanon’s Healthcare System
The ongoing escalation between Israel and Hezbollah has pushed Lebanon’s already fragile healthcare system to the brink of collapse, raising serious humanitarian concerns across the region. Over the past month, intensified Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon have not only targeted military positions but have also severely impacted medical infrastructure. According […]
From Tehran to Torkham: Why Doctrine Not Missiles Will Decide the Fate of Wars in Our Region
As missiles fly over Iran and the spectre of a wider Middle Eastern war looms, Pakistan is not merely an observer of history, it is simultaneously managing a live conflict on its own western frontier. The recent Pakistan–Afghanistan tensions have reinforced a hard-learned national lesson: in the 21st century, wars […]
From Gaza to Kabul: How Modi’s Israel Visit Reshapes Pakistan’s Geopolitical Environment
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Israel and his address to the Knesset represent far more than a ceremonial diplomatic engagement; they signal a deepening strategic alignment that carries direct implications for Pakistan’s security environment, regional diplomacy and narrative space. At a time when Israel faces growing international criticism […]
Revolution, Referendum and Power: Bangladesh’s Next Political Test Begins
Bangladesh has entered a new and uncertain phase of its political journey, only days after delivering a decisive electoral mandate. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), led by Tarique Rahman, secured a two-thirds majority in the February 12 general elections — a result that was widely expected to bring stability after […]









