Recently, the US supported Israel even as the United Nations General Assembly voted against this Jewish nation’s actions in Palestine. When it comes to national sovereignty and justice, the US ignores Palestine but supports Ukraine. Yet again, this exemplifies the hypocrisy of the US claim that it stands for universal justice and human rights. Continue Reading
Catastrophic floods have further debilitated the economy of Pakistan from its already existing precipices. However, Pakistan is not awaiting the provision of alms as surmised by the developed world. Instead, it is reacting to instability sparked by the countries that are now prioritizing their economic stability over utilitarian welfare. Continue Reading
The US dollar has dominated the global economy since World War II. With the emergence of new challengers, American power is waning, the dollar is weakening and its hegemony is fading away. Continue Reading
A renewed US-Iran nuclear deal is on the cards. Yet the changing regional dynamics, perpetually diverging positions as well as resistance from domestic critics and foreign allies have made the last mile treacherous, raising questions whether such a deal is possible. Continue Reading
Vladimir Putin’s visit to Tehran embodies a renewed tactical shift in the power games of regional influence. As Russia cozies up to the hardline leaderships of Iran and China, the world seems increasingly shifting to an unprecedented rise of an authoritarian axis - rivaling the democratic order led by the US. Continue Reading
The crypto revolution in Pakistan faces regulatory impediments as the legislators stick to the status quo fearing financial repercussions that may follow. Continue Reading
While the world denounces the invasion of Ukraine, blatant duplicity is again highlighted as Israel stokes tensions without any threat of an international backlash. Continue Reading
Economic incompetence, not foreign interference, led to the fall of a populist prime minister who promised much but failed to deliver. Continue Reading
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