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How a US Economic Collapse Could Reshape the World?
The crash of Wall Street in 1929 plunged the world into chaos; it had far exceeded being an American crisis and had become a...
The Real Test of Türkiye and Pakistan’s Friendship
People in Pakistan and Türkiye often describe each other as “brothers.” The word gets thrown around so much in official statements that it can...
Behind the Rhetoric: The Messy Reality of Trump’s D.C. Crime War
President Donald Trump has declared victory over crime in Washington, D. C., after deploying federal agents and soldiers to the city. He claims that...
Trump’s Intervention: Path to Peace or Political Ploy?
President Donald Trump has asked Israel to stop its bombing of Gaza following Hamas's agreement to release hostages and part of a U. S....
AI and the Human Mind: How Generative Tools Reshape Behaviour, Learning, and Social Connection
With the advent of 21st-century technology advancements, the world has been reshaped in a way that extends beyond traditional human capabilities. Among these innovations,...
Digital Authoritarianism Goes Global: Lessons from Iran’s Communication Crackdown
In mid-2025, Iranian diaspora communities calling home were met not with the voices of loved ones but with robotic interruptions, prerecorded warnings, and abrupt...
From Swords to Algorithms: Reimagining Sun Tzu in the Age of AI
The Art of War by Sun Tzu has been the basis of all strategy in the hundreds of years before and even in modern...
The Symbolism and Spectacle of Ishiba’s Final Days in Office
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s resignation in September 2025 brought to an end one of the shortest and most embattled premierships in modern Japanese politics....
China’s Authoritarian Model: Stability Today, Risks Tomorrow?
This has become necessary, with China's meteoric growth, still under the ruthless stewardship of the Communist Party, in recent decades, to re-examine the very...
India–U.S. Relations: Between Breakthroughs and Breakdowns
India and the U.S. are longstanding partners. Their relationship is forged by democracy, pluralism, and freedom of speech, diverging upon few policies. Originally, this...