The debate over India’s control of Kashmir continues to spark international controversy. Many argue that India’s presence in Jammu and Kashmir is an illegal occupation. The claim rests on three issues. First is the region’s disputed history. Second is India’s rejection of United Nations mandates. Third is the record of ongoing human rights violations in […]
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Spain has decided to stop supporting Israel, marking a big change in its foreign policy. This shows the growing divide in the world over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Spain is also rethinking its trade and diplomatic ties, joining other countries that are taking a tougher stand against Israel’s actions. This step may hurt Spain’s relations with
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Pakistan premier arrived in London on Saturday night. His visit marks a shift from global diplomacy to political strategy. He had just completed a busy week in New York. There, he addressed the UN General Assembly. He also met the U.S. President at the Oval Office. Talks focused on technology, investment, and counter-terrorism. Now, the
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The prospect of a high-level meeting between former (or current, depending on the hypothetical timeline) U.S. President Donald Trump and leadership from Pakistan invariably ignites a flurry of speculation regarding its potential implications for the delicate geopolitical balance of South Asia, particularly concerning India. An engagement of this nature, given the historical complexities of the
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Iran has thrown its support behind the landmark mutual defense agreement recently concluded between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, viewing the deal as a critical building block for a self-sufficient security structure in the region. The commendation was delivered by Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly. He lauded the
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The question of Palestinian statehood has long been a focal point of international diplomacy, generating passionate debate and diverse opinions across the globe. When the matter comes before the United Nations General Assembly, the votes cast by member states offer a compelling snapshot of geopolitical alignments, national interests, and evolving perspectives on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The relationship between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia is one of the most enduring and strategically significant in the Muslim world. Built upon shared religious bonds, mutual economic interests, and a convergence of security priorities, their defence cooperation has often functioned as an implicit, yet profoundly deep, defense pact for decades. While formal, explicit mutual defense
The question of whether Palestine is a separate state remains one of the most debated political issues in the modern world. For decades, the struggle for Palestinian recognition has stood at the heart of the Middle East conflict, intertwining questions of history, international law, and geopolitics. To understand whether Palestine is a reality or a
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JERUSALEM — Israel’s military has launched a new, large-scale ground offensive in Gaza City, vowing to take control of the city as thousands of Palestinians flee in a renewed wave of displacement. The operation, which began this week with heavy airstrikes and a ground advance, comes as international bodies warn of a catastrophic humanitarian situation,
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