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Dr. Qasim Ali Shah
Dr. Qasim Ali Shah is a freelance researcher and former faculty member of the Department of International Relations at the NUST University campus in Abbottabad, Pakistan. He earned his Ph.D. from COMSATS University, Abbottabad, and possesses an interdisciplinary academic background with a specialization in narrative construction and Development Studies. His primary areas of expertise include narrative studies, ontological security, conflict, peace, and development.
13 Articles
Daily News
Bichette’s Mets Malaise: When a $126 Million Contract Becomes a Heavy Weight
EU Seeks to Toughen Russia Sanctions After Hungarian Obstacle Fades
India’s Scorching Reality: Beyond 40C, A Silent Crisis Grips North
Slot’s Long Game: Liverpool Stability Hints at Era Beyond Immediate Rumors
13
Oct
Pakistan’s Security Imperatives and Pak-Afghan Relations Amid Recent Border Escalations
Introduction In the intricate web of South Asian geopolitics, the relationship...
29
Sep
The Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement: A Win-Win for Regional Stability and Economic Resilience
The Middle East has never lacked alliances, but few have delivered stability....
19
Sep
A New Era of Unity: The Pak-Saudi Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement
On September 17, 2025, a historic milestone was achieved in Riyadh, as Pakistan...
15
Sep
The Rise of Far-Right Politics in Europe: Causes, Consequences, and Challenges
In recent years, Europe has witnessed a marked resurgence of far-right...
27
Aug
From Cooperation to Catastrophe: The Human Cost of India’s Indus Waters Treaty Suspension
The catastrophic flooding that has recently devastated Pakistan’s Punjab...
17
Aug
The Heartbreak of Buner and Swat: Pakistan’s Floods Demand Unity and Action
In the serene valleys of Buner and Swat, where the mountains cradle communities...
06
Aug
Beyond the Deluge: Water Cooperation, Climate Stress, and the India-Pakistan Dilemma
For decades, the specter of “water wars” has loomed large in global...
21
Jun
Trump’s Diplomacy and the Revival of South Asian Stability: A Case for the Nobel Peace Prize
In a region long overshadowed by enduring tensions, unresolved territorial...
06
May
The Hailstorm in Islamabad: A Cold Warning from a Warming World
The mid-April 2025 hailstorm in Islamabad, Pakistan, has utterly astonished the...
30
Apr
A Tale of Two Crises: Bihar Elections and Pahalgam Attack
The political context in South Asia is yet again poised at a crossroads for the...
