Sana Khan

2083 POSTS
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.

Exclusive articles:

Why the U.S. Gaza Governance Proposal Risks Repeating Old Mistakes

The White House’s proposal for a “temporary” governance structure in Gaza, with Donald Trump at the helm of an international supervisory board and Tony...

Pop Mart Bets on Disney-Inspired Playbook to Turn Labubu Into Lasting Global Brand

Pop Mart, the Chinese art toy giant behind the viral monster figurine Labubu, is drawing inspiration from Disney to transform its blockbuster hit into...

U.S. Shutdown Looms as Trump, Democrats Fail to Break Deadlock

The U.S. appeared on the brink of a partial government shutdown after a tense White House meeting between President Donald Trump and Democratic leaders...

Asian Markets Rise, Gold Hits Record as U.S. Shutdown Looms; Oil Slips

Asian stocks edged higher on Tuesday and gold extended its record ascent as investors braced for a possible U.S. government shutdown that could delay...

Eutelsat Races to Close Funding Gap as Europe Seeks Starlink Alternative

Satellite operator Eutelsat is banking on fresh investment from European governments to strengthen its challenge to Elon Musk’s Starlink, after securing a 1.5-billion-euro ($1.8...

Solar Power Brings Light to Yemen’s Energy Crisis

Yemen’s first large-scale solar power plant is offering much-needed relief to Aden, a city long plagued by electricity shortages that intensify during the summer...

Visa Embraces Stablecoins to Shake Up Cross-Border Payments

Visa is piloting a new system that lets businesses fund international payments with stablecoins instead of pre-depositing cash in local accounts, signaling a major...

Moldova Chooses Europe Over Russia in Landmark Election

Moldova’s pro-EU ruling party has won a decisive victory in parliamentary elections, signaling the country’s determination to pursue European integration despite pressure and interference...

Guinea Sets December 28 Presidential Election, First Since 2021 Coup

Guinea will hold its first presidential election since the 2021 military coup on December 28, in a vote that could determine whether the West...

Sweden Sends Anti-Drone Systems to Denmark Ahead of High-Profile Summits

Sweden will provide Denmark with military anti-drone and radar systems this week, bolstering security as Copenhagen prepares to host major European summits following a...

Latest

Getting the Story Right: A Response on the Detention of Min Zin

On June 3, 2026, an American scholar of Myanmar...

US-Iran Nuclear Talks: Key Issues Both Sides Must Resolve for a Deal

Iran and the United States have reached a deal...

The New AI Geopolitics: Governance, Power, and Technological Nationalism

Abstract: This article explores the rising convergence of national...

Pharma Giants Rush to Expand US Output as Trump Tariff Threat Reshapes Industry

The Trump administration’s proposed tariff regime is designed to...
spot_imgspot_img