Sana Khan

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Sana Khan is the News Editor at Modern Diplomacy. She is a political analyst and researcher focusing on global security, foreign policy, and power politics, driven by a passion for evidence-based analysis. Her work explores how strategic and technological shifts shape the international order.

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A Call That Never Came: How a Modi-Trump Snub Stalled the India-U.S. Trade Deal

India’s long-anticipated trade agreement with the United States stalled not over tariffs or technical disagreements, but over a missed phone call. U.S. Commerce Secretary...

South Korea’s Ex-President Yoon Faces Possible Death Penalty Over Martial Law Bid

South Korea’s special prosecutor is set to request a sentence for former president Yoon Suk Yeol as his insurrection trial enters its final phase....

A Fragile Truce: Israeli Strikes Kill 11 in Gaza After Failed Rocket Launch

Israeli air strikes killed at least 11 Palestinians across the Gaza Strip on Thursday, according to medical officials, underscoring the fragility of a ceasefire...

“They Were Not Protesting”: Inside Tanzania’s Election Violence

At around 8:30 p.m. on October 31, life in Mjimwema, a hillside neighbourhood overlooking Lake Victoria in the Tanzanian city of Mwanza, appeared ordinary....

French Aerospace Warns of Supply Chain ‘Weaponisation’ Amid China Reliance

France’s aerospace industry expressed growing concern over the “weaponisation” of global supply chains as geopolitical tensions rise, particularly around rare earth elements. Olivier Andries,...

Turkey Offers Support as Clashes Escalate in Aleppo

Fierce fighting erupted in Aleppo over the past week between Syrian government forces and Kurdish fighters. The clashes, described by Damascus as a “counter-terrorism”...

Pacific Islands Urge Formal Process as US Seeks Exit from SPREP

The United States has announced plans to withdraw from dozens of international and UN entities, including the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme...

Lebanese Army Claims Control Over South, Eyes Remaining Threats

The Lebanese army announced on Thursday that it had effectively established a state monopoly on arms in southern Lebanon. Officials described the achievement as...

Last Russia-U.S. Nuclear Treaty Nears Expiry, Uncertainty Looms

Even at the height of the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union negotiated a series of nuclear arms treaties to prevent...

China Financials Weigh on Blue-Chips, Tech and AI Offer Bright Spots

China’s blue-chip stocks fell on Thursday as investors booked profits in financial shares, while Hong Kong equities declined following overnight weakness on Wall Street....

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US Allies and the Taiwan Strait – Book Review

Adam P. Liff’s book is a concise yet conceptually...

Between Trade and Threat: Southeast Asia’s Difficult Balance Between China and the U.S.

Rivalry between the United States and China plays a...

Africa’s Missing Continuum of Capital

Africa does not simply have a shortage of capital....

Iran’s Black Box: The New Power Struggle Behind the Hormuz Talks

Central Claim The diplomatic traffic through Tehran this week, Qatar,...
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