Becoming the voice of minorities in India
Hundreds of prominent Muslim women in India get humiliated and degraded on an everyday basis as their pictures and information are displayed on apps and websites suggesting that these women are for sale.
The influence of private interests in Washington
The US Department of Treasury, and the Federal Reserve Board, estimated that Washington owed $4.4 trillion to foreign governments, who purchased US treasury bonds as investors would do when buying a stake in a company.
CPEC: The game changer for Balochistan
China has promised to invest $46 billion in CPEC in Pakistan, which covers a highway network from Khunjerab to Gwadar, energy projects and the establishment of economic zones.
5G and the future of warfare in Pakistan
The current era is witnessing a shift from 4G (4th Generation) networked communication to 5G (5th Generation) (5th Generation). This shift will have far-reaching consequences for all civil and defense communications.
How NATO planned a pre-emptive strike on Russia
One of the largest French maritime exercises in the Mediterranean, POLARIS 21, took place from November 18 to December 3, 2021, in the area west of the island of Corsica, between France and Spain.
Who is responsible for Swat’s deteriorating security situation
Police officials told Al Jazeera they have ruled out “terrorism” since this was a targeted attack on an individual, but they are continuing to investigate.
Putin’s Annexation: Echoes of Manchukuo?
The blast on the Crimean Bridge, a prized project for Russian President Vladimir Putin, threatens a vital supply route for Russian forces in southern Ukraine.
90 years of Indian Air Force
Since 1950, the IAF has been involved in four wars with neighboring Pakistan. Other major operations undertaken by the IAF include Operation Vijay, Operation Meghdoot, Operation Cactus and Operation Poomalai.
How nuclear Myanmar is a direct threat to South East Asia
The opposition group also issued a corresponding report on June 3 featuring an analysis of Win’s information by former International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspector Robert Kelley.
Why international community must intervene to stop Myanmar crises
Ethnic armed insurgent groups operating in Myanmar have become stronger than before. They are now having a lot of success in fighting against the army and the area they control is also increasing.
The geopolitical minefields of a Turkic world
The support, against the backdrop of anti-war protests in the predominantly Muslim Russian republic of Dagestan in the northern Caucasus, has not gone unnoticed by supporters of Mr. Putin.
The 20th National Congress of Communist Party of China
The 20th Congress is being held at a critical moment when geopolitics is very tense. Ukraine war, the Taiwan issue, Middle-East situation, Iran, North Korea, etc. are hot-burning issues.