Syed Ahmed Ali Shah

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Muslim Youth University, Islamabad, MS International Relations scholar. His research focuses on the Strategic triangular relations between Pakistan-China-India and USA in the 21st century. His research area of interest further includes South Asian Studies, Extremism & terrorism, foreign policy of great powers, and Gilgit-Baltistan studies. He writes in World Strategic Insights, Modern Diplomacy, Parliament Times, Daily Country News, and NewsMart.

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Diplomacy, Not a War, Wins Peace and Sanity

In the very critical times, every nation must not forget a simple truth: it is diplomacy that wins peace and sanity. Waging a war,...

Redefining Energy Diplomacy: Pakistan’s Struggle Amidst Geopolitical Complexities

The Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline project, an ambitious project to address Pakistan’s energy deficit, continues to face geopolitical hurdles and economic constraints. Conceived decades ago,...

Security Imperatives: Israel’s Counteractions in the Wake of Hezbollah Rocket Strikes

The recent barrage of rocket attacks by Hezbollah has elicited a measured and rapid counter-response from Israel. Amidst this unfolding scenario, the region finds...

The Israel-Hamas Enigma: UNSC Meeting and the Way for Sustainable Peace

A fragile peace was suddenly broken on the morning of October 7, 2023, when Hamas militants initiated a bold assault from the besieged Gaza...

Iran’s Struggle for Stability & Rising Violence and Killings

Iran has been riven by political upheaval and strife for many years, with numerous organizations and factions vying for power and influence. Protests have...

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Can Pakistan and China Outpace Climate Disaster Along CPEC?

The Karakoram Highway is already being rerouted around a...

China’s Stance on the Iran-US Strait of Hormuz Crisis

In response to the US blockade of the Strait...

Dushanbe trades a limited amnesty for the closure of its UN case

The UN Human Rights Council has ended its confidential...

Did Pakistan’s Iran Ceasefire Fail, or Was It Doomed From the Start?

On July 18, Iran's deputy foreign minister Kazem Gharibabadi...
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