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Fatima El Hashimi

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Sep 4, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Fatima El Hashimi

    From military rule to military power: Pakistan under Asim Munir (opens the original)

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    Pakistan is undergoing a quiet conversion, from the military simply holding influence, to now holding permanent constitutional and institutional power, achieved without ever declaring martial law at all. Pakistan has been ruled by generals before. However, what is happening under Field Marshal Asim Munir — Pakistan’s current army chief — is not another military takeover. It is the quiet conversion of military influence into permanent constitutional and institutional power, achieved without ever

  2. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Fatima El Hashimi

    Questioning the independence of UN special rapporteurs (opens the original)

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    A watchdog report lays bare an anti-West and anti-Israel tilt. Several UN special rapporteurs face growing questions about their independence. Among them, Ben Saul has drawn particular scrutiny. A law professor at the University of Sydney, Saul became the UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism in November 2023. His mandate is to examine how states fight terrorism while respecting human rights. Several internationa

  3. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Fatima El Hashimi

    As Pakistan’s influence in Afghanistan wanes, the U.S. must recalibrate (opens the original)

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    The ramifications for the U.S. are that it puts back on the board a region the public wants to ignore and makes China a major player in what happens next. Pakistan’s long-standing strategy of treating Afghanistan as an extension of its own security system has collapsed. For decades, Pakistani military and intelligence leaders pursued “strategic depth.” They believed a friendly government in Kabul would give Pakistan extra space against India and prevent a hostile western border. That assumption

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