Research
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Geopolitics complicate Pakistan-Afghanistan relations
Following Pakistan’s independence in 1947, relations between the two countries became complex and controversial. Pakistan’s United Nations (U.N.) membership was…
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Iran-Israel conflict and its global implications
The Iran-Israel Conflict has pushed the situation towards a risk that has the potential to draw in many other countries,…
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Middle East conflicts overshadow Ukraine war
Ever since Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, the world’s attention has swung away from the nearly two-year-old war…
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China’s Panda Diplomacy as Soft Power Strategy
The concept of soft power has been attributed to political scientist Joseph S. Nye, Jr, a term he coined in…
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India’s Space Advancements and Its Implications for Pakistan and South Asia
India’s renewed interest in strengthening its space programs, exemplified by the launch of Chandrayaan-3, has sparked a debate over its…
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Pakistan celebrates Historic Lunar Mission collaboration
Islamabad, 3 May 2024 (WAI): Pakistan’s space program achieved an unprecedented milestone as the country’s inaugural lunar orbiter embarked on…
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Geopolitical Significance of Jerusalem in the Israel-Palestine Conflict
ABSTRACT Jerusalem stands as a focal point in the Israel-Palestine conflict. It holds immense historical, religious, and geopolitical significance for…
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Climate Change Impacts on Women in Pakistan
In Pakistan’s arid landscapes, where the mighty Indus River weaves through its terrain, the gender dimensions of climate change paint…
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Pakistan’s Vulnerability to Climate Change Crisis
Climate change is one of the biggest challenges for South Asian countries, especially Pakistan. The current climate change scenario impacts…
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Iranian President’s Official Visit to Pakistan
From April 22 to 24, 2024, the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Dr. Seyed Ebrahim Raisi, visited Pakistan…
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China-Taiwan Conflict is Demographically Similar to Russia- Ukraine
China’s population is already facing a significant challenge: it’s shrinking. But what would happen if China were to invade Taiwan?…
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Navigating the Complexities of Global Energy Politics
In the rapidly changing, interconnected world, energy politics are shaping global geopolitical arenas. As we have seen, energy politics play…
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Katchatheevu Island Dispute Reignites Before Indian Elections
Surprisingly, the long-settled India-Sri Lanka dispute over Katchatheevu Island has again taken center stage. The tiny, uninhabited island, spanning approximately…
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Strengthening the Vital U.S.-Japan Partnership
Alliances are akin to families: while you may not have a favorite member, there is always one you depend on…
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Ladakh Protests- 30,000 Demand Rights; Wangchuk on Hunger Strike
The recent protests in Ladakh involved over 30,000 people gathered to demand their rights. Sonam Wangchuk, an educator and activist,…
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Cold War 2.0: Proxy War in the Red Sea
Recently, we are seeing updates in the international news on what is happening in the Red Sea. Why is the…
