Sana Khan

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I'm Sana Khan. MPhil student of International Relations at the National Defence University, Islamabad. I specialize in foreign policy and global strategic affairs, with research experience on China’s role in world politics and the Russia–Ukraine war. My interests also extend to security studies, great power politics, and the intersection of geopolitics and foreign policy decision-making.

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Divisions and Delays: Why Europe’s Political Rift Threatens the Euro’s Global Role

Lagarde’s Call for a Stronger Euro In May 2025, European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde urged Europe’s leaders to seize what she termed a...

Saudi–Pakistan Defense Pact: Expanding the Security Chessboard

A few days back, Riyadh and Islamabad signed a “Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement,” a deal that could potentially bind KSA to Pakistan’s nuclear-armed military...

The Price of Statehood: What Recognition Means for Palestine and Israel

Since 1998, a number of  western countries, including Britain, France, Canada, Australia, and Belgium, are said to have been preparing to formally recognize an...

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan Seal Mutual Defence Pact Amid Regional Tensions

Saudi Arabia and nuclear-armed Pakistan signed a landmark mutual defence pact on Wednesday, deepening decades of military cooperation at a time of heightened instability...

Starmer, Trump Put Spotlight on Foreign Policy and Investment After Royal Welcome

Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer are set to shift attention from pageantry to policy as they meet on Thursday during Trump’s...

Explainer: Utah Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty in Charlie Kirk Assassination

BackgroundAccording to Reuters, prosecutors in Utah announced they will pursue the death penalty against Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old trade school student accused of assassinating...

UK Rolls Out Royal Welcome for Trump Amid Diplomatic Push

BackgroundU.S. President Donald Trump has arrived in Britain for his second state visit, an unprecedented invitation that comes at a delicate political moment. Britain,...

U.S. Targets China’s Global Port Holdings in Maritime Push

BackgroundChina has spent years building a vast global network of ports, particularly through state-owned giants like COSCO, as part of its Belt and Road...

Foreign Investors Eye China’s $19 Trillion Stock Market Again

BackgroundFor years, China’s stock markets were viewed with skepticism by global investors, particularly after trade tensions with the U.S. and regulatory crackdowns made them...

Russia Revives Barter Trade to Bypass Western Sanctions

BackgroundBarter trade is making a comeback in Russia for the first time since the 1990s, as the country struggles under the weight of Western...

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Climate Action: The Impact of China’s New Energy Vehicle Sales in Europe

The European Union fears the lack of competitiveness in...
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