Blog – Page 6

August 24, 2026Donald Trump, Donroe Doctrine, Geopolitics, Latin America, Monroe Doctrine, Multipolar World, Narco-Terrorism, Nicolás Maduro, Oil Politics, Operation Absolute Resolve, Realism, US Foreign Policy, US Venezuela Relations, Venezuela, Venezuela Oil

Operation Absolute Resolve: Maduro Abduction, Narco-Terror or Oil Intervention?

Operation Absolute Resolve and the capture of Nicolás Maduro raise critical questions about U.S. intervention in Venezuela. Was the operation...

August 23, 2026America First, American Hegemony, American Power, Donald Trump, Donroe Doctrine, Executive Power, Geopolitics, International Relations, Monroe Doctrine, Multipolar World, Strategic Pragmatism, U.S. Foreign Policy, U.S. Presidency

From “America First” to “America’s First”: A Shift in U.S. Power Rhetoric?

The shift from “America First” to “America’s First” captures a deeper transformation in U.S. power rhetoric—from prioritizing national interests toward...

August 22, 2026America First, Climate Change, Donald Trump, Global Governance, Global Health, International Relations, Liberal International Order, Multilateralism, Paris Agreement, U.S. Foreign Policy, U.S. Withdrawal, UNFPA, United Nations, WHO, World Health Organization

A Retreat from Multilateralism: U.S. Withdrawal from Key UN Frameworks

The United States’ withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, WHO and UNFPA reflects a broader shift from multilateral cooperation toward an...

August 20, 2026Counterterrorism, Critical Minerals, Economic Diplomacy, Great Power Competition, Pakistan China Relations, Pakistan Economy, Pakistan Foreign Policy, Pakistan-US Relations, South Asia, Strategic Autonomy, Strategic Pragmatism, United States, US-India Relations, US-Pakistan Relations

Pakistan–US Ties: Strategic Pragmatism or a Durable Partnership?

Pakistan–US relations are witnessing renewed convergence in counterterrorism, trade, critical minerals and defence cooperation. Yet structural constraints involving China, India...

August 19, 2026Bab el-Mandeb, Geopolitics, Gulf Security, Houthis, Iran, Middle East, Proxy Warfare, Regional Power Politics, Saudi Arabia, Saudi-UAE Rivalry, Southern Transitional Council, UAE, Yemen, Yemen Civil War, Yemen Conflict

Fragmentation, Proxies & Power Rivalry in Yemen | Regional Power

Yemen has become a battlefield for regional power, shaped by state fragmentation, Houthi influence, proxy warfare and competing Saudi and...

August 18, 2026Conflict Mediation, Geopolitics, International Relations, Iran, Islamabad Accord, Israel Iran Conflict, Middle East Crisis, Middle-Power Diplomacy, Pakistan, Pakistan Foreign Policy, Pakistan Iran Relations, Regional Security, Strategic Autonomy, United States, US-Iran Conflict

August 13, 2026Arms Control, Arms Race, Geopolitics, Global Military Spending, Global Peace, Global Security, Indo-Pacific, International Relations, Middle East Conflict, Military Expenditure, NATO, Nuclear Arms Race, Nuclear Deterrence, Russia Ukraine War, South Asia

Increasing Armament & Threats to Global Peace | Rising Military Spending

Global military spending has surpassed $2.7 trillion amid great-power rivalry, regional wars, nuclear modernisation and technological competition. This article examines...

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Operation Absolute Resolve: Maduro Abduction, Narco-Terror or Oil Intervention?

From “America First” to “America’s First”: A Shift in U.S. Power Rhetoric?

A Retreat from Multilateralism: U.S. Withdrawal from Key UN Frameworks

Pakistan–US Ties: Strategic Pragmatism or a Durable Partnership?

Fragmentation, Proxies & Power Rivalry in Yemen | Regional Power

Pakistan at the Crossroads: US–Israel–Iran Conflict & Middle-Power Diplomacy

American Invasion on Iran: Implications for Global Power Politics

US-Iran War & Strategic Reconfiguration of the Gulf

Increasing Armament & Threats to Global Peace | Rising Military Spending