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By Nasir Ismail | International Affairs Columnist The recent confirmation that Iran is acquiring advanced Chinese air defense systems marks a significant shift in the geopolitical landscape, further challenging US

By Nasir Ismail | International Affairs Columnist For decades, Americans have been fed a myth—that capitalism is a fair, meritocratic system that rewards hard work and innovation while lifting all

By Nasir Ismail | International Affairs Columnist When Pakistan and Russia recently inked a \$2.6 billion agreement to resurrect the long-dormant Pakistan Steel Mills (PSM), few saw it as just

For decades, the U.S. economy dominated the globe, buoyed by the dollar’s supremacy and foreign credit. But that era is ending, warns economist Richard Wolff in a recent analysis. The

The United States stands on the precipice of a crisis—not of military defeat or economic collapse, but of irrelevance. For decades, the post-World War II order revolved around Washington’s dominance,

Ten years after the Paris Agreement, the world is at a crossroads. While political winds have shifted—sometimes violently—the momentum toward clean energy hasn’t just continued; it has accelerated. Al Gore’s

*Houthis Launch New Attack in Naval War: Ceasefire Negotiations in Trouble* By: Nasir Ismail *Sana'a/Gaza:* Yemen's Houthi rebels have targeted another commercial vessel trading with Israel in the Red Sea,

This article is written by Major (r) Haroon Rasheed. The writer is a Defense & Strategic Affairs Analyst. In a move that signals a major advancement in its rotary-wing strike

This article is written by Major (r) Haroon Rasheed. The writer is a Defense & Strategic Affairs Analyst. In a rare and unexpected press conference, Vice Chief of the Indian

Most of the times Genocide is misinterpreted by aggressor as self defence but as defined by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum: Genocide is an internationally recognized crime where acts