Saudi Arabia has entered a new security era. This week, it signed a mutual defense pact with nuclear-armed Pakistan, only days after an Israeli strike on Qatar rattled the Gulf. The agreement declares that an attack on one will be treated as an attack on both. It is the clearest sign yet that Riyadh is…
The board showed fourteen green votes. One red. Then came the word — veto. For the sixth time since the Gaza war began, the United States blocked a United Nations Security Council resolution demanding an immediate and permanent ceasefire. Fourteen countries tried to stop the bloodshed. One country stopped them. This wasn’t just diplomacy. It…
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation gathering in Tianjin wasn’t just a diplomatic meeting. It played out like stagecraft, with every handshake, smile, and fighter jet roar designed for effect. Beijing understood the cameras. Washington and Brussels knew too. The reactions alone proved the message landed. Closer to South Asia, tensions simmered. India arrived with pointed expectations….
Politics in Pakistan has always been noisy, unpredictable, and oddly captivating. Step into a roadside dhaba on election week and you will hear heated debates stretching late into the night. People sip their tea, raise their voices, and argue as if their words could tilt the ballot boxes. That energy captures the soul of our…
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