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Nazish Mehmood
Nazish Mehmood combines curiosity and insight to uncover connections between international decisions and their effects on communities, bringing a thoughtful, people-centered perspective to global challenges.
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The Ballot Box in the Backcourt: Dayton’s Teen Vote Offers a Microcosm of Global Democracy’s Perils
Thirty-Two Year Itch: Campus Roars as Wittenberg Breaks a Decades-Long Silence on the Diamond
Dayton’s Digital Referendum: When Local Laurels Become a Battleground for Online Influence
The War Within: Graft Accusations Against Zelensky Ex-Aide Shake Ukraine’s Fragile Credibility
19
Oct
Post-Soviet Calculus: Rethinking Pakistan’s Afghan Strategy
During the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan and later its hasty withdrawal in...
17
Oct
The National Action Plan in Action
For more than a decade, Pakistan has remained strong in its fight against...
17
Oct
What Happened to the Doha Agreement? Taliban Duplicity and India’s Strategic Exploitation
The Doha Agreement, signed on February 29, 2020, was meant to end two decades...
17
Oct
Pakistan’s Pak-Afghan Border Agenda
A significant security concern threatening the stability and economic potential...
16
Oct
Hiring the Guns for Operation Sindoor 2.0: India’s Shadow Moves in the Region
Pakistan stands as a beacon of resilience in the region, facing constant...
16
Oct
Taliban’s Border Aggression as a Cover for Internal Collapse
Afghanistan is currently trapped in a severe crisis, marked by profound...
15
Oct
Taliban’s Surprising Statements: India’s Growing Influence Revealed
Recent statements by Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesperson for the Afghan...
13
Oct
Unmasking the Link Between New Delhi and Kabul
In the fast-changing world of regional politics, the bond between India and...
13
Oct
Pakistan’s Rightful War against Terrorism
The recent escalation of tensions along the Pakistan–Afghanistan border,...
12
Oct
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Decline under PTI: Misused Funds, Rising Terror, and Weak Governance
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), surrounded by mountains and valleys, has always been...
