Qamar Bashir

Geopolitics has never been governed by sentiment. Not religion, not shared history, not cultural brotherhood—only interests. The unfolding realignments across South Asia and the Middle…

If there is one American media figure who has done more than any other to rupture the long-standing conservative consensus on Israel, it is Tucker…

On February 20, 2026, the United States Supreme Court delivered a historic rebuke to presidential power, striking down the sweeping tariffs imposed under the International…

Benjamin Netanyahu’s recent rush to Washington was not routine diplomacy. It was a geopolitical stress test. Since President Donald Trump resumed office, the Israeli prime…

When the U.S. Department of Justice released additional troves of documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein, the reaction was immediate and visceral. The shock was not…

February 6, 2026 has the feel of a turning point — not because the United States and Iran suddenly became friends, but because two sworn…

In international relations, genuine friendships are tested not during moments of comfort, but amid adversity. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s recent visit to Istanbul to meet…

THE tides of global diplomacy are shifting rapidly and two nations once seen as pillars of regional dominance—India and Israel—are finding themselves increasingly isolated on…

In a defining moment of South Asian military history, the May 2025 conflict marked a dramatic shift in the regional power balance. A far smaller…

TAHAR Ben Jelloun, the acclaimed Moroccan-French author, has long been a voice against racism and ignorance. His seminal book Le Racisme expliqué à ma fille…