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  • [ 11th April 2026 ] The New Balance Of Power In Middle East Analysis
  • [ 11th April 2026 ] From Tehran to Lebanon: Why the Conflict is Far From Over uncategorised
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Analysis

Strait of Hormuz and the Illusion of Limited War

19th March 2026 Beenish Altaf 0

The intensifying confrontation involving Iran, the United States, and Israel has rapidly evolved into one of the most consequential geopolitical crises of the contemporary era. What began as a long-standing pattern of indirect rivalry has […]

Analysis

Beyond Missiles: Iran’s Yuan Move Strikes at the Petrodollar System

19th March 2026 Sheharyar Khan 0

As the world’s focus remains glued to missiles, proxies, and military posturing in the Middle East, a more low-key, but perhaps more significant, trend is taking shape: the growing shift towards Iran transacting in Chinese […]

Analysis

Edge of the Strait: Pakistan’s Tightrope Between Iran, Afghanistan and the Great-Power Bargain

18th March 2026 Hammad Bhatti 0

The situation of Pakistan with the Strait of Hormuz is more dangerous than ever. The war between the U.S and Israel and Iran has actually strained the strait endangering a major energy crunch. Reuters also […]

Analysis

Shadows of War and the Unraveling World Order

18th March 2026 Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal 0

by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal The present moment in world affairs bears a strange and unsettling resemblance to those rare passages of history when events move with such velocity and unpredictability that even seasoned observers are […]

Analysis

From I2U2 To Hexagon Of Alliances: Assessing Parallels Between India And Israel

17th March 2026 Hammad Gillani 0

Azad Essa, in his seminal work “Hostile Homelands” has stated, “It is here where the consequences of this relationship between India and Israel become clear: they are the blueprint and serve as a model for […]

Analysis

America and Israel’s Strategic Blunder: The War on Iran and the Resilience of a Nation.

17th March 2026 Zamir Ahmed Awan 0

The recent war imposed on Iran by the United States and Israel marks a striking moment in contemporary geopolitics, a case study in misjudgement, overconfidence, and the consequences of underestimating a determined nation. Despite repeated […]

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A Tale Of Two Trains: Echoes From Gaza

16th March 2026 Zain Sabir 0

A train travelling in a desolate landscape. Jagged mountains rise on either side, the terrain barren, and thinly populated. The railway is cutting through dry valleys where human settlements are sparse and distances between towns […]

Analysis

The Hidden Hands Behind Rising Regional Conflicts

16th March 2026 Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal 0

In the intricate theatre of global politics, alliances often emerge not merely from shared values but from shared anxieties. The present turbulence stretching from the Middle East to South Asia appears to reflect the workings […]

Analysis

The Selective Multilateralism and the Fragmentation of the Liberal World Order.

14th March 2026 Rida Anwaar 0

As a result of the world wars, the liberal institutions were created on the premise, namely, that the universal institutions would lessen power politics by means of rules-based order, shared norms and collective security. The […]

Analysis

After New START: Nuclear Stability in an Age of Strategic Uncertainty

13th March 2026 Rimsha Malik 0

A significant change in global security occurred on 5 February 2026. The New START treaty, the final treaty that restricted the U.S. and Russian strategic nuclear weapons expired. Along with it, there is no longer […]

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