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For more than a century, global economic and geopolitical power has revolved around energy. Coal powered industrialization; oil transformed...
Nearly six months later, President Donald Trump is no longer speaking confidently about unconditional victory. He is talking about negotiations and...
The Makkah Joint Defence Agreement signed by Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan is being described as a Muslim version of NATO. Turkish Foreign...
The latest restrictions imposed on international journalists in Pakistan have once again exposed a deeper crisis of governance. Under the new...
The Iran war began with the expectation that overwhelming American and Israeli firepower would bring Tehran to its knees within days. Instead, the...
Former United Nations weapons inspector and U.S. Marine Corps intelligence officer Scott Ritter describes the outcome of the Iran War bluntly: “We...
The war against Iran may ultimately be remembered not as the conflict that restored American and Israeli dominance, but as the turning point that...
For nearly two weeks, the United States has presented the renewed air campaign against Iran as a demonstration of overwhelming military superiority....
Recognizing China’s rapid rise, successive American administrations—Republican and Democratic alike—have fundamentally reoriented U.S. national...
Manufacturing, Technology, Infrastructure and the New Global Balance of Power China’s emergence as the United States’ principal strategic...
For nearly half a century following the Second World War, the Soviet Union stood as the United States’ principal strategic adversary. The Cold War...
One defining feature of President Xi Jinping’s leadership has been his emphasis on discipline, merit and accountability. Soon after taking office in...
Seventy-five years ago, on May 21, 1951, Pakistan became one of the earliest countries to establish diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic...
The Ankara Summit exposes an alliance increasingly forced to manage the temperament of the American presidency while struggling to manage the security...
As the Middle East trembles under the roar of fighter jets, the flash of missiles, and the collapse of cities into dust, a parallel story is...
There is an old maritime warning that when a ship begins to sink, the first to flee are those who once thrived aboard it, and today that metaphor has...
The war now unfolding between Iran on one side and the United States and Israel on the other did not begin merely as a confrontation over nuclear...
In every war there is the battlefield that the world can see—and another that remains invisible. The Iran war has revealed both. Missiles streak...
This war may be presented as a fight over nuclear fear, missiles, or regime behavior, but beneath the headlines lies a far larger strategic contest:...
The decision to plunge the United States into a direct confrontation with Iran—taken at the urging and strategic direction of Israel—has triggered...
Geopolitics has never been governed by sentiment. Not religion, not shared history, not cultural brotherhood—only interests. The unfolding...
If there is one American media figure who has done more than any other to rupture the long-standing conservative consensus on Israel, it is Tucker...
On February 20, 2026, the United States Supreme Court delivered a historic rebuke to presidential power, striking down the sweeping tariffs imposed...
Benjamin Netanyahu’s recent rush to Washington was not routine diplomacy. It was a geopolitical stress test. Since President Donald Trump resumed...
The United States has once again entered a government shutdown and the impasse created by it revealing both the fragility of its political system and...
The American economy is again showing signs of vitality. With the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates, the hope of lower borrowing costs has...
When news first broke that a foreign body, nicknamed Atlas, had drifted into our solar system from the deep unknown, the story ignited imaginations...
Ukraine entered this war as the presumed underdog—smaller economy, fewer troops, and seemingly overmatched by a nuclear-armed Russia. Early...
My reading of China has always been of a country that is sagacious, forgiving and accommodating—an entity flowing naturally through history, shaped...
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