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Monday, January 19, 2026

March 19th, 1940: A black day in the history of the Indian Subcontinent

On March 19, 1940, a dark day in Indian subcontinent history occurred when a huge number of Khaksars were murdered in cold blood. These Khaksar martyrs set the groundwork for the end of British control in the subcontinent, and the long British Raj came to an end seven years later.

Clash of the Titans: Obtaining solutions for Ukraine – Part 2

Although the Ukraine crisis has given a new lease of life to the west and has helped in uniting the divided EU and NATO, and both the US and EU are taking punitive steps to pressurize Russia to step back, they have yet to prove whether they can stand up to the challenge and turn the tide.

Pakistan and its geopolitical turmoil

While comparing Turkey with Pakistan, the latter has the further advantage of being a nuclear power. Pakistan and Turkey possess almost the same geostrategic advantages. Why, then, Pakistan has failed to project its power and safeguard its national interests?

Tumultuous years of existence: How Pakistan is caught up in various conflicts?

How many people minted money in the name of ‘national interest’ can be anyone’s wild guess but the episode as narrated in Supreme Court’s judgment in Asghar Khan’s case exposed the very fragility of the entire system where rule of law was flouted with impunity.

Clash of the Titans: Obtaining solutions for Ukraine – Part 1

Putin instead of taking physical action to block the NATO encroachment adopted a conciliatory policy with the west. He even collaborated with the US in its war on terror and didn’t object to the growing influence in Central Asia.

How political change is visible in India?

The Irony is that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his election campaign, to gain votes from the extremist groups, promoted extremist remarks and made promises with them to convert India into a pure Hindu state, and convert all non-Hindus to Hinduism or kick them out of India.

National security and Geo-economics: Pakistan’s economy and ending regional isolation

The economic base of a country is a real determinant of national security expenditures, thus national security gets a larger amount with a rapidly growing size of the economic base, even at a constant or decreasing percentage share.

Pakistan’s National Electricity Plan 2022-2026 in perspective

In order for the economy to emerge stronger out of its current industrialization phase, energy policies must reflect thorough planning for sustainability and effective resource management, along with a formula to reduce the trade deficit and limit borrowing.

Lessons Putin should learn from Gulf crises

Russia’s invasion constitutes the third time in a decade after the 2017-2021 Gulf crisis and the 2014 Russian annexation of Crimea that autocratic states have sought to ignore international law and brutally impose their will on a neighbor.

Why Pakistan stream gas pipeline & PAKAFUZ are flagship multipolar projects?

The grand strategic convergence between Russia and Pakistan in Central Asia will immensely strengthen the SCO’s capabilities, which will, in turn, empower their shared visions for Eurasia, especially in its Heartland, writes Andrew Korybko, a Moscow-based American political analyst.

Pakistan and the concept of borrowed power

Pakistan's membership of the American-sponsored military pacts is well known. That India was also aligned during the Cold War period is generally ignored. During the 1962 Sino-Indian War Nehru requested the United States to bomb China (Galbraith, 1969).

Applying game theory to Pakistan’s politics

It would be fair to say that PML, PPP, and JUI-F are playing a finite game to remove Imran khan from the government and possibly from the political arena. On the other hand, Imran Khan is playing the infinite game of changing the country with his concept of “Naya Pakistan”.
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