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The Gulf states face an equally complicated equation. - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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The larger the scale, the greater the difficulty of maintaining precision. Physics may not be a textbook for geopolitics, but its logic can sometimes offer an interesting metaphor: when pressure expands without producing the intended result, the question is whether the pressure itself has become the strategy. The USA has moved from maritime pressure towards aviation isolation against Iran. But if the strategy remains the same, how can Washington expect a different strategic result? In early Sept
The militarisation of space is not new. - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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The evolving geopolitical situation suggests that a new chapter of the 21st century has already begun. First came the uncontrolled curiosity surrounding artificial intelligence; now come warships, military systems and weapons being positioned in the vacuum of outer space. The world appears to be creating a catastrophic strategic realm around the globe, where nuclear weapons remain a terrifying reality while new capabilities in space and AI are filling the vacuum created by the absence of effecti
The ultimate lesson from Turkey is simple but uncomfortable - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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History offers more than memories of past wars; it provides a reference for understanding how conflicts evolve and, more importantly, how they eventually end. Modern warfare is no longer determined solely by conventional military strength. Intelligence, political legitimacy, public confidence and the ability to separate militants from the wider population have become equally important. Pakistan’s growing defence relationship with Turkey should therefore be viewed beyond military equipment, joint
US-Venezuela Oil Deal and the New Power Politics - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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Venezuela’s vast oil reserves and Washington’s growing influence have sparked debate over whether political pressure and regime change are being transformed into economic access. The most lucrative strategic deal the USA could have imagined in the post-1970 energy order may now have emerged from Venezuela. What makes the development particularly controversial is not simply the size of Venezuela’s oil reserves, but the political circumstances surrounding the agreement. The capture of President Ni
Strait of Hormuz and Petrodollars: US Middle East Stakes - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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US threats over the Strait of Hormuz could escalate a maritime crisis with global currency effects. Analysts say transit arrangements and mediation, possibly with Pakistan, could protect trade and prevent wider war. The Iran war appears to be entering a panic phase as US President Donald Trump has reportedly warned Oman that it could also face US military action if Washington moves to capture or control the Strait of Hormuz and Oman becomes involved. Desperate for an exit, Trump’s state of mind
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