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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China Criticizes Taiwan War Games as Military Tensions Rise

China on Friday condemned Taiwan's annual Han Kuang military exercises as a “wasteful charade”, accusing Taipei of stoking fears of war as the island...

European Shares Flat as Iran Tensions Lift Oil Prices

European shares were little changed on Friday but remained on track for a weekly decline as investors weighed stalled U.S. Iran peace efforts, rising...

Saudi Arabia Builds Defence Alliances as Regional War Risks Rise

Saudi Arabia is turning to regional defence alliances as it faces growing attacks from Iran and its network of regional allies, while trying to...

Marcos Says He Will Endorse 2028 Philippine Presidential Candidate

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said on Friday that he plans to endorse a candidate for the country's 2028 presidential election, but said he...

North Korea Targets Japan as Regional Military Tensions Rise

North Korea has intensified its criticism of Japan's military expansion and its growing security cooperation with the United States and South Korea, portraying the...

Why Is the Real Fight Over the UN Security Council Happening Outside It?

Eighteen Years, Zero Texts On July 28, the UN General Assembly did what it has done every year since the effort began: it rolled Security...

Vienna Backchannel: Is Europe Building Its Own Ukraine Endgame?

A Room in Vienna That Washington Did Not Book In July, in a private room in Vienna, three men who used to run European foreign...

Is Afghanistan a Preview of Where Global Press Freedom Is Heading?

What Five Years of Directives Add Up To On August 10, 2026, Reporters Without Borders marked five years of Taliban rule with an assessment that...

Is India’s Indus Freeze a Warning for Every Shared River on Earth?

Can a Treaty Survive Once One Side Decides Trust Is Gone On May 15, 2026, an international tribunal in The Hague ruled that a dam...

Turkey’s PKK Peace Law Raises Hopes for Families, Angers Veterans

Turkey's parliament has passed legislation creating a framework for the disbandment of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), opening the way for Kurdish militants to...

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Israel’s Elections: Who Does China Want to Win, and What Is at Stake for Beijing?

Chinese think tanks and strategic and intelligence circles, such...

Rubio Urges Cuba’s Pro-Reform Forces to Work With CIA Amid Push for Change

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged those wanting...

Trump’s Foreign Policy Drives Up Costs for Americans, Threatening Republican Midterm Prospects

Foreign policy has rarely been a key factor in...

Iran’s Undersea Cable Threat: Gulf Officials Warn of Plans to Target Critical Digital Infrastructure

Tehran has created plans to target undersea communications cables...
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