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Sara Nazir
Sara Nazir is an Islamabad-based researcher with a background in Strategic Studies & area of interest is non-traditional warfare. She can be reached on [email protected] & @SaraNazir13 (on X).
167 Articles
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The Ghost in the Paddock: How One Horse Upended UK Racing’s Grand Finale
A Fresh Kit, Same Old Game: Leipzig’s 2026/27 Jersey Reflects Deeper Economic Currents
Brussels’ Gambit: EU Poised for Sanctions, Testing West Bank’s Uneasy Standoff
Ramaphosa’s Red Line: Constitutional Court Demands Accountability
19
Nov
Silent Spectators: What the Kathua Attack Reveals About Shrinking Space for Minorities in India
The recent attack on a group of Christian preachers in Kathua, Jammu and...
17
Nov
Reassessing South Asia’s Deterrence Logic
For more than two decades, India has attempted to recast Pakistan’s nuclear...
16
Nov
Political Maneuvering in KP: How Reconciliation Rhetoric Risks Weakening Pakistan’s Counter‑Terror Strategy
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) stands at a critical crossroads. Under its new...
12
Nov
The Delhi Blast and the Politics of Manufactured Fear
A Tragedy Near the Red Fort On 10 November 2025, a car explosion near the...
11
Nov
The FAK-Taliban Nexus: A Violent Alliance Reshaping Afghanistan’s Terror Landscape
For decades, South Asia’s security map has been shaped not by statesmen or...
10
Nov
The Taliban’s Warnings to Pakistan Indicate a Deeper Crisis in Kabul
In the aftermath of decades of conflict, Afghanistan remains at the heart of...
08
Nov
India’s Manufactured Visa Outrage Collides with Pakistan’s Record of Religious Openness
The Indian media did not stumble into its current issue. It engineered it....
07
Nov
Field Marshal Asim Munir: The Architect of Pakistan’s New Strategic Future
South Asia is undergoing one of its most turbulent strategic transitions since...
01
Nov
Fractured Union: How India’s Neglect Rekindled Separatism in Nagaland and Manipur
When New Delhi speaks of its “Act East” strategy, it imagines a calm and...
31
Oct
India’s China Outreach: Strategic Signalling Through a Neorealist Lens
When an IndiGo flight took off from Kolkata to Guangzhou last week, the first...
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