Pakistan’s foreign policy over the last few years has undergone a remarkable transformation. Rooted in the principle of non-alignment, it…
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Germany’s China Strategy: Realignment or Risk to Economic Logic?
Germany’s new Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, delivered his first major policy address this month, outlining a cautious yet significant shift in…
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Echoes of Deceit: From USS Liberty 1967 to Pahalgam 2025
In the shadows of geopolitics, history often repeats itself—not as a farce, but as a chilling reenactment with newer actors…
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Drowning Humanity: Another Chapter in Modi Government’s Brutality
Another story of the Modi government’s brutality and inhumanity has come to light on the part of India, which makes…
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150th Anniversary of the Azerbaijani National Press: From a Rich Legacy to Modern Challenges
In 2025, Azerbaijan marks the 150th anniversary of its national press—a significant milestone that represents not only the origin of…
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The U.S.–China Truce: Economic Realism over Rivalry
Following months of intensifying economic friction, the United States and China reached a provisional truce in Geneva, agreeing to a…
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Central and South Asia: A Shared Trade-Economic, Historical-Cultural, and Civilizational Space
From May 19 to 21, 2025, the Termez Dialogue on Regional Connectivity between Central and South Asia is scheduled to…
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The Butchers’ Alliance
History has witnessed tyrants whose names are etched in infamy—Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, Joseph Stalin, and others who drenched continents…
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America’s Reindustrialization Gambit Could Undermine Dollar Hegemony
The United States is embarking on a long-overdue effort to reshore parts of its manufacturing base, with policymakers pushing for…
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Terrorism as Indian State Policy
We are still in the middle of war. Which has been initiated by india under the false grandeur about itself.…
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