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Category: South Asia

Opportunity Beyond The Alliance

The UAE officially left both OPEC and OPEC+ to prioritise its own national interests and to fulfil desire for production flexibility, as well as growth. The US-Iran War has exposed tensions among the Gulf nations, apart from disrupting fuel supplies.

An Agreement For Safeguarding Own Interests

The Free Trade Agreement (FTA), signed between India and New Zealand in April 2026 after rapid negotiations, is not merely another addition to New Delhi’s list of economic partnerships, but […]

Mediator By Day, Safe Haven By Night

CBS News, citing top US officials with knowledge of the matter, has reported that Pakistan quietly allowed Iran to park its military aircraft on the Pakistani airfields in order to […]

The War On Iran & The End Of An Era

International Peace Coalition; May 7, 2026: Amid all the uncertainties about how the conflict between the US and Iran will develop, one thing seems certain: the Unipolar World dominated by […]

Waiting For The Right Opportunity

Pakistan is seeking to establish itself as an effective mediator in West Asia. However, its relationship with the US is widely considered as a transactional, situationship or alliance of necessity rather than a deep, strategic partnership.