Dr. Nosherwan Adil

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Assistant Professor of International Relations (IR), Faculty of Social Sciences, Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology, Islamabad.

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Can Andy Burnham Deliver?

Andy Burnham becomes the UK’s next Prime Minister, being the 7th occupant of Downing Street in just 10 years. The Labour lawmakers gave him...

Trump’s Brand of Empire

The image of Venezuelan elected President Nicolás Maduro, blindfolded and handcuffed, being taken into a prison in New York, presents the ugly face of...

A Disordered World

There is consensus amongst the academicians that US President Donald Trump is shaking up the world order through his unilateral and disruptive policies. From...

Euroscepticism and the Far Right: Rethinking the Future of EU Foreign Policy

From protest to power, Euroscepticism and the far right are reshaping Europe’s political soul, challenging integration, redefining sovereignty, and forcing a critical rethinking of...

The Legality of Preemptive Strike in International Law

The legality of preemptive strikes in international law remains one of the most debated and controversial issues in global relations. A preemptive strike refers...

Why the EU should choose China over the U.S.

The question of whether the European Union (EU) should pivot toward China instead of aligning more closely with the United States is central to...

How America’s changing Ukraine Policy Could Reshape Europe’s Future

The United States has played a pivotal role in supporting Ukraine since Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022. From military aid packages to diplomatic...

X Factor: Is Elon Musk Using X to Undermine European Democracy?

In the rapidly evolving realm of social media and digital platforms, one name consistently dominates the headlines: Elon Musk. Renowned for his ventures in...

Syrians Are Ready to Rebuild Their Country, But They Need Solidarity

The civil war in Syria, which began in 2011, has left the nation devastated on multiple fronts: socially, economically, and physically. Entire cities lie...

Tunisia’s Revolution 14 Years On: The Arab Spring’s Legacy of Hope

Fourteen years after the eruption of Tunisia's revolution, the echoes of the Arab Spring continue to reverberate across the region. The self-immolation of Mohamed...

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