The United States’ status as a global hegemon has long been characterized by its dominant economic, military, and cultural influence worldwide. However, the foreign policy of the Trump administration, particularly under its second term, has raised significant questions about the future of this dominance. The America First approach, adopted passionately by President Donald Trump, emphasized … Read more
By: Aiman Wajid The Middle East remains one of the most sensitive and volatile regions in global politics, and at the heart of its persistent instability lies the ongoing tension between Iran and Israel. While both nations have long regarded each other as existential threats, it is the presence and influence of the United States … Read more
In the ever-turbulent landscape of Middle Eastern geopolitics, the recent 12-day conflict in Israel has evoked intensified discussions concerning its outcomes and the broader implications for regional stability. On the surface, Israel has achieved notable objectives: it successfully drew the United States into direct engagement in its conflict with Tehran and secured immediate political capital … Read more
In a nation that champions democratic ideals and the freedom of expression, a troubling question looms: Who holds the power to articulate dissent, and who finds their voice systematically stifled? Under the recent policies of the Trump administration, the answer to this question appears increasingly unsettling for many, particularly international students and American citizens exercising … Read more
In recent days, the economic policies under the Trump administration have sparked significant debate and concern, particularly around the implementation of tariffs and the emergence of what many are terming a global trade war. Centered on the “America First” policy, these tariffs aimed to bolster the American economy, enrich its citizens, and protect domestic industries. … Read more
By Barkat Ullah The aftermath of World War II marked a significant turning point in global governance, with the United States emerging as a dominant force that established a set of rules and institutions designed to or pretend to promote peace, stability, and prosperity worldwide. This new world order was architected through the establishment of … Read more
The one of the most dynamic region in the world is south Asia, but it is also a fact that its economic conditions are also very poor. Only 5 percent of trade activities occurred from south Asia with association of southeast nations (ASEAN). Due to the similarities in historical values and cultural norms, south Asian … Read more
Until recently, the prevailing view assumed lorem ipsum was born as a nonsense text. “It’s not Latin, though it looks like it, and it actually says nothing,” Before & After magazine answered a curious reader, Its ‘words’ loosely approximate the frequency with which letters occur in English, which is why at a glance it looks … Read more
Iran has handed over the Chabahar port to India on decade lease. India has promised that in the beginning they will invest 85 million dollars for the purpose. In March 2018, Gawadar a port very near to Chabahar, did her first commercial activity in international water which has attracted the desires of Chinese traders. Recently … Read more
Main Points of Bilateral Ties: After the first government of Taliban, India increased its ties with common Afghanis in the era between 2002 to 2021. Majority of common Afghanis have enmity with Pakistan over several matters; India exploits such sentiments in order to further ties with the people of Afghanistan. Now they are enhancing its … Read more
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