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Farwa Imtiaz
Farwa Khan is a Peshawar-based researcher with a background in Peace and Conflict studies. Her area of interest includes conflict analysis and geostrategic conflicts of South Asia. She can be reached on [email protected]
281 Articles
Daily News
Elder Statesmen, Shaky Ground: Lewandowski’s Transfer Saga Exposes Football’s Brutal Economy
Atlantic’s Brutal Embrace: Eleven Rescued, Exposing the Bureaucracy of Luck
Tennessee’s ‘Order’ Call: Democracy’s Quiet Erosion in Plain Sight
From Pundit’s Perch to Premiership Savior: Kilmarnock’s Gritty Rebirth
04
Dec
India 2025: The Rise of a Coercive Power
In the study of foreign policy, it is often observed that national ideals and...
03
Dec
Pakistan Strengthens Diplomatic and Economic Ties with UAE and Gulf Countries
In today’s rapidly changing world, strong international partnerships are...
30
Nov
Refugees and Risk: Lessons for the U.S.
In regions bordering conflict zones, refugee movements often unfold at a speed...
29
Nov
The Field Marshal Factor: Indian Media Narratives and Pakistan’s Deterrence Posture
In international politics, media ecosystems play a pivotal role in shaping...
28
Nov
Afghanistan’s Blocked Imports Reveal a Harsh Reality: Every Road Runs Through Pakistan
The economic fate of landlocked states is governed not by ambition but by...
27
Nov
Pakistan Denies Taliban Regime’s False Claims of Cross-Border Strikes
South Asia’s western border, which stretches across the volatile terrain of...
24
Nov
Pakistan Condemns Israel’s Assault on Gaza
Global conflicts and humanitarian crises continue to shape international...
22
Nov
Recasting Humanitarian Diplomacy: Pakistan’s Expanding Role in Gaza’s Relief and Future
Humanitarian emergencies have increasingly become pivotal arenas for testing...
21
Nov
Majoritarianism and Minority Rights in India: A Critical Analysis of Recent USCIRF Assessments
Modern democratic states are expected to uphold principles of equality,...
19
Nov
Pakistan’s Humanitarian Leadership in Gaza: A Test Case for Global Diplomacy
Humanitarian crises have long served as both a challenge and a test for global...
