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Ahad KhanRecent diplomatic meetings in late 2025 and 2026 between Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia indicate a shift toward building a traditional military alliance similar to the NATO.
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Palash Kalra“Undocumented workers, by virtue of their legal status, frequently fall entirely outside these protections. This regulatory gap intersects directly with the financial realities of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises.”
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Anshika ChauhanNegotiations involve critical demands: Washington seeks uranium limits and reduced regional conflict, while Tehran requires sanctions relief, asset release, and military guarantees to ensure future regional stability and economic recovery.
Read moreAnshika ChauhanPrime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Netherlands on May 16, 2026, as part of his five nation foreign tour. During the visit, India achieved an important cultural and diplomatic success.
Read morePalash KalraThe actual core of American geopolitical leverage is its “absolute control over the global financial system”. Today, this monopoly faces “coordinated resistance”as nations now explore alternatives to the dollar.
Read moreAnshika ChauhanTensions have resurfaced between India and Nepal over the route of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, a sacred pilgrimage that holds deep religious importance for Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains.
Read moreAhad KhanThe Reserve Bank of India believes it is nearly impossible right now to make a single currency work for BRICS countries, since they all have very different economies, prices, and political systems.
Read moreAnshika ChauhanA sharp look at how Donald Trump’s actions reignite debates on immigration, exposing tensions around identity, law, and global perception.
Read moreAhad KhanThe military leadership wants the United States to end its strict naval blockade before Iranian diplomats return to Islamabad.
Read moreAhad KhanMore than 330,000 U.S. importers paid these unlawful tariffs across approximately 53 million individual shipments. The CBP informed the courts that processing these refunds manually would take an estimated 4.4 million labor hours.
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