Socialist Mayors in a Capitalist America

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The success of Muslim candidates in the U.S. local elections has drawn significant attention from the international community. Among them,…

Global Trade Wars and the Political Revival of Economic Nationalism.

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Economic nationalism has been on the rise in the past few years plunging global trade. Supply chains focusing on particular…

Why Pakistan-Afghanistan Negotiations Remain Elusive?

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The most recent round of Pakistan-Afghanistan negotiations in Istanbul this month verified what the security set-up at Islamabad has long…

SMDA: Redefining Pakistan’s Strategic Horizon from Defense to Digital

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On 17 September 2025, Pakistan upgraded and formalized its security and defence ties with KSA once it inked “Strategic Mutual…

The Indian-US Defense Pact of 2025: Implications for South Asia

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Recently, the United States and India signed a 10-year defense framework, which redefines the Indo-US partnership. The two sides have…

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Politics of & for Memory: Collective Commemoration in Pakistan’s Strategic Culture

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It was September 23rd, 1965, when the two post-partition adversaries ended another adventurous, yet decisive face-off in South Asia’s military…