Opinion

Far too many world leaders have chosen to mollify the bullying US president. Pope Leo XIV has shown there’s another way. Sometimes, the “good guys” do wear white hats. Well,…

The roots of the Afghan refugee crisis trace back to the late 1970s, when political upheaval and the communist takeover plunged the country into prolonged conflict and instability.…

A growing body of analysis, across policy circles, energy economists, and strategic commentators, points to a conclusion many still resist: if the United States successfully…

For 21 hours, Americans and Iranians sat down in Islamabad and spoke face to face. It was a candid discussion  no social media posts, no Tomahawk missiles. Just person to person,…

War is not only the name of guns and weapons. Behind every war, there is also a conflict of ideas, plans, interests, and gains. History shows that the names of wars, their…

The failure of the U.S.–Iran negotiations held in Islamabad reflects deeper structural constraints in regional diplomacy rather than a mere breakdown of a single negotiating round.…

Abstract Purpose: This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the diverse prophetic descriptions of the Dajjāl's (Antichrist's) eye, examining key Arabic terms from the ḥadīth…

The relationship between the United States and Iran has long exhibited a recurring strategic pattern characterized by cycles of gradual escalation followed by cautious engagement…

The two-week ceasefire has resulted in a partial freeze of the Israeli-American war on Iran a war that has achieved nothing that a skilled diplomat could not have accomplished in a…

Pakistan has suddenly attempted to position itself as the diplomatic center of the latest crisis between the United States and Iran. Negotiations are being hosted in Islamabad,…