Category: April 2026

Asad Mirza 22 April 2026 Pakistan’s emergence as a diplomatic intermediary between the United States and Iran has introduced an unexpected variable into South Asia’s strategic equation. For a country more often associated in global discourse with internal instability and regional tensions, Islamabad’s role — whether seen as substantive mediation or facilitated diplomacy — has […]

Asad mirza 21 April 2026 West Asia’s defence and security architecture is undergoing one of its most profound transformations in decades. What was once defined by fixed rivalries — Arab versus Persian, state versus non-state actors, U.S. security guarantees versus Iranian deterrence — is now evolving into a far more fluid and contested order. The […]

Asad Mirza 17 April 2026 As tensions intensify between Iran, Israel, and the United States, one thing has become increasingly clear: Iran has managed not only to respond to sustained pressure but to endure it far longer than many analysts had anticipated. In an era defined by advanced surveillance systems, sophisticated intelligence networks, and real-time […]