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Friday, September 26, 2025

How Russian military invasion has shaken the Europeans?

Putin has startled Europe and the US by deploying his troops close to the Ukrainian border and starting a special operation, igniting a debate over how they would respond after the attacks on Ukraine. Sanctions are to be imposed on Russian development corporations

Russia attacks Ukraine: Now what’s next?

Dozens of people have been killed during the first hours of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, officials said, with fighting widespread across the country. Russia’s President Vladimir Putin ordered wide-ranging attacks on Ukraine on Thursday, hitting multiple cities and bases with airstrikes

Drone strikes: A new way of warfare?

Drone technology is one of the most important parts of the future of warfare. It is also a threat to liberties around the world. As drone strikes play an important role in new warfare so there should put some limitations as in every successful drone strike terrorists kill as well as innocent people.

Why the Nazi-Soviet war was destined to become a long war?

Shane Quinn, a British geostrategist talks about how the Nazi-Soviet War was destined to become a long and bloody conflict by mid-February 1942, as the Germans survived the worst of the Soviet Winter Campaign. He has focused largely here on the Red Army's struggles in this war,

Living within means: The tin roofs of Bangladesh

Till 1958 Pakistan was debt-free. Then the fast-track debt-driven economic model was adopted. The standard of living was raised on borrowed money. Fancy cars and gadgets were imported. Our neighbor India did not fall for short-term gains. Instead of imports, they relied on simplicity.

Kashmir: A night that never ends!

For more than 70 years, Indian state-sponsored atrocities have caused human rights violations in the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOK). The barbaric incident that happened in the twin villages of Kunan and Poshpora, in Kupwara District of Kashmir can never be forgotten.

Russia at the Gates: Another Sarajevo waiting to happen in Ukraine?

NATO is encroaching eastwards, gobbling up the former Soviet republics and client states one by one. Its next target is Ukraine. If Ukraine joins NATO, it will eliminate the buffer that presently exists between NATO and Russia. This had not happened even during the Cold War period.

Ukraine: The battle for new world order?

Images of Russian military vehicles entering areas held by Moscow-backed separatists in Ukraine’s east have shocked the world. President Vladimir Putin said they were part of a “peacekeeping mission”, hours after he recognised the regions’ independence.

AUKUS pact and its implications for South Asia

India has portrayed Pakistan- China partnership as a threat to regional peace and stability; platforms such as AUKUS and QUAD will be viewing South Asia through an Indian lens. This will add up to the trust deficit between Pakistan and U.S., besides, UK, Japan, and Australia.

Russia breathes down Middle Eastern necks over Ukraine

Turkey has been maintaining a fragile partnership with Russia sustained by careful management of differences while remaining a Western ally committed to the defense of the Western alliance, writes Dr. James M. Dorsey, an award-winning journalist.

Pakistan–Russia: New Entente Cordiale

A volatile relationship between the U.S. and Pakistan, the mounting confrontation between Moscow and Washington, and the growing U.S.- India strategic partnership have given Pakistan and Russia a Machiavellian common cause to reassess bilateral ties

Analyzing PM Khan’s visit to Moscow in the time of conflict

Pakistan’s balancing act with the great powers appears increasingly delicate and cumbersome. Nonetheless, it should remain committed to improving bilateral relations with the United States and Russian Federation, while sustaining an upward trajectory in its partnership with China.