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Shehbaz’s balanced diplomacy with Iran, Saudi Arabia

Shehbaz’s balanced diplomacy with Iran, Saudi Arabia
By Sardar Khan Niazi Pakistan has long had to navigate the shifting fault lines of Middle Eastern politics. Few rivalries have tested Islamabad’s diplomatic agility as consistently as that between Iran and Saudi Arabia. At a time when tensions across t…
Asif Mahmood The recent high-level meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff signifies a pivotal moment in the bilateral relationship between the United States and Pakistan. Occurring in the immediate aftermath of t…
Israel’s Balochistan Agenda
Israel's attack on Iran cannot be viewed in isolation; it is part of a larger pattern of aggression that includes India's actions against Pakistan. One could even refer to it as Netanyahu's "Operation Sindoor." Hindutva and Zionism have allied to launch a…
How Western Media Shapes the Israel-Iran Narrative
Western media is buzzing about Tehran being evacuated, yet somehow neglects to mention that Tel Aviv is also packing its bags. You’d think that’s a pretty big story, but apparently, the evacuation fairy only sprinkles her magic dust over one city. They cl…
Indo Israel vicious nexus
Both India and Israel share an underlying objective: to destabilize Muslim countries. Both are racist. Both are fascist. Both are war criminal. Both are anti Muslim. India's military actions in Pakistan are seen by the world as aggressive maneuvers that e…
Balochistan Studies Project : An Israeli Misstep Against Pakistan
The Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), a Washington D.C.-based think tank founded by former Israeli intelligence officer Yigal Carmon, has initiated the "Balochistan Studies Project." This development is a significant shift in warfare, indicati…
The Indian Water War: An International Law Perspective
The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969) states in Article 26 that no bilateral agreement can be unilaterally suspended. Subsequently, India lacks the legal authority to block water supplies to Pakistan, regardless of any agreements. In a hypot…
Green Economy and Gender Equality: Opportunity or Missed Chance?
The global transition to a green economy is a necessary response to climate change, one that brings with it the promise of innovation, sustainability, and new opportunities. As countries move towards lowering carbon emissions, investing in renewable energ…

Hydropower

From Trade Dialogue to Strategic Cooperation

How long will the present war in the Middle East last?

Gold prices drop sharply in global and local markets

Asif Mahmood The recent high-level meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff signifies a pivotal moment in the bilateral relationship between the United States and Pakistan. Occurring in the immediate aftermath of t…
Israel’s Balochistan Agenda
Israel's attack on Iran cannot be viewed in isolation; it is part of a larger pattern of aggression that includes India's actions against Pakistan. One could even refer to it as Netanyahu's "Operation Sindoor." Hindutva and Zionism have allied to launch a…
How Western Media Shapes the Israel-Iran Narrative
Western media is buzzing about Tehran being evacuated, yet somehow neglects to mention that Tel Aviv is also packing its bags. You’d think that’s a pretty big story, but apparently, the evacuation fairy only sprinkles her magic dust over one city. They cl…
Indo Israel vicious nexus
Both India and Israel share an underlying objective: to destabilize Muslim countries. Both are racist. Both are fascist. Both are war criminal. Both are anti Muslim. India's military actions in Pakistan are seen by the world as aggressive maneuvers that e…
Balochistan Studies Project : An Israeli Misstep Against Pakistan
The Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), a Washington D.C.-based think tank founded by former Israeli intelligence officer Yigal Carmon, has initiated the "Balochistan Studies Project." This development is a significant shift in warfare, indicati…
The Indian Water War: An International Law Perspective
The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969) states in Article 26 that no bilateral agreement can be unilaterally suspended. Subsequently, India lacks the legal authority to block water supplies to Pakistan, regardless of any agreements. In a hypot…

Hydropower

From Trade Dialogue to Strategic Cooperation

How long will the present war in the Middle East last?

Gold prices drop sharply in global and local markets

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