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Strait of Hormuz: A New Crisis of Escalating Tensions and Maritime Blockade
(By Muhammad Mutahir Khan Singhanvi)
The recent surge in military activity around the Strait of Hormuz has triggered renewed anxiety across global political and economic spheres. According to multiple reports, the United States has…
A Crown of Ashes: The Tragedy of Asiya Andrabi and the Theatre of Unending Kashmir
Sarah Rasul Taus Banihali
In the long and grievous theatre of Kashmir, where history does not proceed as a line but returns as a wound upon itself, certain lives emerge as though summoned by the storm. Among them stands Asiya Andrabi—a…
Kashmir: A Chronicle of Broken Promises and Unfinished Justice
Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai
Chairman World Forum for Peace & Justice
If promises were meant to be broken, Kashmir would stand as their most tragic testament. Few regions in modern history have endured such a relentless pattern of pledges…
A Thesis on TRUMPOLOGY: Power, Instinct, and the Global Political Arena
Morning does not always arrive with light. At times, it arrives with a question so vast that it unsettles the architecture of thought itself. What is this phenomenon that refuses to fit within the neat compartments of political science,…
From Hormuz to Kashmir: The Case for Courageous Diplomacy
Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai Chairman World Forum for Peace & Justice
The world breathed a collective sigh of relief when a potentially catastrophic confrontation in the Gulf was paused at the eleventh hour. Hundreds of millions across Iran and…
Strait of Hormuz, the Petrodollar System, and America’s Strategic Imperative
In global politics, certain geographic locations are not merely transit routes but symbols of power, economic control, and strategic dominance. The Strait of Hormuz is one such location where the flow of oil does not just fuel economies but…
“Pakistan: The Gateway to the New Silk Road Economy
Pakistan today stands at a historic turning point reclaiming its rightful position as a central hub along the ancient Silk Road. With its unique geography connecting South Asia, Central Asia, China, and beyond, Pakistan has the opportunity…
Institutionalized Repression and the Crisis of Rights in IIOJK
By Kainat Shahzad
The human rights situation in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) has reached a critical juncture where repression appears institutionalized rather than incidental. The scale, consistency, and…
The Opium of the Oppressed: Narcotic Terrorism and the Psychological Erasure of Kashmir’s Youth
By Altaf Hussain Wani
When the world looks at Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, it sees a territorial dispute mapped out in geopolitical lines and military bunkers. But beneath the shadow of the gun lies a quieter, far more insidious war.…
