Putin’s Visit to India and Its Global Implications
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to India on December 5–6, 2025, is a significant diplomatic milestone for both countries. This marks his first visit to India since the outbreak of the Ukraine war, and it coincides with India’s increasingly pivotal role in supporting Russia amidst Western sanctions. The 23rd Indo-Russian Annual Summit is poised to […]
Unlocking Pakistan’s Maritime Gold
Pakistan is about to enter a renaissance of maritime. The blue economy of the country is taking its long-term niche as an economic strategy only after decades of unexplored seawater resources, missing out on the opportunities of oceanic trade. According to a recent study, along with the active state policies, Pakistan will be able to […]
How a Unified Visa Policy Can Transform Pakistan’s Educational Landscape?
In a world increasingly driven by knowledge economies and global interconnectedness, the ability to attract foreign talent, particularly foreign students, has become a crucial competitive advantage for nations. Education, once a local affair, is now a global marketplace. For Pakistan, a country with immense potential in higher education, attracting foreign students could foster innovation, boost […]
The Kashmir Conflict: The Endless War Over Identity and Rights
October 27 marks a dark chapter in the history of Kashmir. For over seven decades, this date has been observed by Kashmiris across the globe as “Black Day,” a solemn remembrance of the beginning of India’s illegal occupation of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) and the ensuing horrors it has faced under Indian rule. It signifies […]
The Gaza Peace Plan: A Beacon of Hope for Palestinian Self-Determination
In the ever-evolving geopolitical landscape of the Middle East, the Gaza conflict has remained a flashpoint, emblematic of the broader Israeli-Palestinian issue. The Gaza Strip, where over two million Palestinians reside under harsh conditions, has been a battleground for decades, witnessing a cycle of violence that has caused incalculable suffering. The emergence of the Gaza […]
India’s Reluctance to Embrace SCO Diversity
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) stands as one of the most influential multilateral platforms in the Eurasian geopolitical landscape. Founded in 2001, it has evolved into a significant body, promoting regional cooperation across Central Asia, Russia, China, and South Asia. To enhance multilateral engagement on issues ranging from economic cooperation to security concerns, the SCO […]
Historical Analysis of Economic Cooperation Between Bangladesh and Pakistan
The partition of British India in India in 1947 formed the two nations of India and Pakistan, Pakistan being split into two geographically and culturally distinct wings: East Pakistan and West Pakistan. The sad affairs of 1971, which resulted in the secession of East Pakistan to become the sovereign country of Bangladesh, have long been […]
Rise of Pakistan in Global Diplomacy
The year 2025 has marked a significant milestone in the history of Pakistan’s foreign policy, with the country successfully assuming the presidency of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) in July. As the world’s most powerful multilateral institution, the UNSC presidency provided Pakistan with a strategic platform to address global and regional security issues. During […]
August 5: A Date Etched in Kashmir’s History of Resistance
August 5, 2019, stands as a dark milestone in the tumultuous history of the Jammu and Kashmir region, whose fate continues to oscillate between hope and despair under decades-long conflict. This date marks India’s controversial and forceful revocation of Articles 370 and 35-A, effectively stripping Jammu and Kashmir of its autonomous status and triggering a […]
The Battle Over the Dalai Lama Reincarnation
In recent weeks, tensions between India and China have been reignited, this time surrounding the highly sensitive issue of the Dalai Lama’s reincarnation. Indian Minister for Minority Affairs, Kiren Rijiju, boldly asserted that “no one has the right to decide the successor to the 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso,” which was met with sharp disapproval […]
