During the Cold War, the world was ideologically divided into two major blocs: the capitalist economies led by the United States and the socialist economies led by the Soviet Union. Following the end of the Cold War, the United States emerged as the sole global superpower, while the Soviet Union disintegrated. In this new unipolar …
Pakistan has become the most destructive and destabilising force in South Asia. Politically, morally, and economically, it has already proven itself to be a failed state. Its survival depends only on temporary financial and military aid provided by global powers for their own short-term strategic interests. Behind almost every act of terrorism in the region …
Pakistan is the most evil force in the region, a paradise for terrorists. Read More »
In the contemporary international order, the increasing reliance of powerful states on sanctions and tariffs as instruments of pressure against other nations reflects a deeper failure of global political relations and diplomacy. Traditionally, diplomacy has served as the cornerstone of international engagement, fostering dialogue, negotiation, and compromise as a means of resolving disputes. However, the …
Undermining the U.S. Dollar and Strategic Influence: Triggering Global Uncertainty, Economic Crises, and Regional Conflicts The twenty-first century is witnessing a profound geopolitical transformation. The Global importance of the United States and the centrality of the U.S. dollar remain pivotal in maintaining international stability. However, ongoing challenges to America’s Global role, coupled with the rise of …
