Unmasking the Eco-Cost of Digital Progress
In the era of unparalleled digital growth, public debate typically centres on the promise of a cleaner, more sustainable future driven by
ASEAN’s Dual Approach to Global Change
Against a fast changing global economic and geopolitical scene, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) finds itself at a turning point.
Rising Tensions Escalate with Ukrainian Drone Retaliation
A Russian missile strike has hit a Ukrainian military training centre in a major escalation of hostilities in the continuous confrontation between
FAK’s Threat to Harmony and Islam in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Over the years, Dir has been known as an important area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa that has endured a great deal of terrorism.
AI Begins to Eat Jobs
Leading multinational technology company IBM has cut off 8,000 workers in a clear sign of the expanding influence of artificial intelligence on
Germany Toughens Its Stance, Criticizing Israeli Actions in Gaza
Germany’s exceptionally strong and vocal opposition to Israel’s continuous military activities in Gaza marks a possible change in the nation’s typically unflinching
ASEAN, China, and Gulf Countries Forge a Joint Strategy
Leaders from ASEAN nations, China, and six Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) governments recently met in Malaysia to plot a cooperative road forward
Saudi Cabinet Reaffirms Firm Support for Palestinian Cause
In a significant reaffirmation of Saudi Arabia’s long-standing stance on the Palestinian issue, the Saudi Cabinet, under the chairmanship of Crown Prince
Iran at the Crossroads of Global Power Shifts
Few countries have found themselves so often at the junction of geopolitical competition in the great sweep of history as Iran. Iran
India is not the Owner of Kashmir
India’s relentless claim over Jammu and Kashmir is an assertion of power over a territory whose people have not given their permission,
