Editorial Team Geopolitics, International Politics

The Arctic: A Melting Pot of Geopolitics, Climate, Resource Competition and Sustainability

The Arctic, denoting the northernmost area of the Earth, is presently experiencing a significant transformation due to the gradual melting of its ice sheets. The polar region, Arctic and Antarctica, is responsible for cooling the Earth. The loss of Arctic sea ice reduces the 'albedo effect,' which helps keep the planet cold by reflecting sunlight into space. Over the past 50 years, the Arctic has faced the most drastic consequences of climate change compared to any other region globally.

Editorial Team Economy, Geopolitics, Infrastructure

CPEC: Driving Economic Prosperity and Regional Collaboration

The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) aims to transform Pakistan's economy, enhance regional integration, and address challenges. Despite facing opposition and concerns, CPEC offers strategic and economic benefits for China, while providing opportunities for Pakistan's growth and development

Editorial Team Diplomacy, Geopolitics, International Politics

Pakistan at a Crossroads: Seizing the Opportunities of the Iran-Saudi Thaw

The recent reconciliation between Iran and Saudi Arabia represents a significant and transformative change in the region's dynamics. This unforeseen development offers Pakistan the opportunity to access new possibilities that were previously unavailable. It provides a distinct chance for Pakistan to move away from conventional alliances and adopt a fresh approach towards diplomacy and collaboration.

Editorial Team Diplomacy, Geopolitics, National Security

A Conflict Hotbed: Indus Water Treaty Jeopardized by Climate Change

Information and communication technology (ICT) has become an inseparable part of our daily lives, impacting various aspects such as business, entertainment, communication, education, and even food production. The widespread adoption of ICT, with nearly five billion mobile phones globally, signifies its global presence. Despite its almost universal reach, the advantages and opportunities provided by ICT are not equally accessible to all. Mere access to the "world information society" does not guarantee full participation and inclusion.

Editorial Team Economy, Geopolitics

Russia-Pakistan Oil Deal: Economic Recovery or Diplomatic Risk?

Pakistan recently received its first oil shipment from Russia, marking a significant turning point in the growth of trade ties between the two countries. This event has both positive and potentially negative repercussions. Positively, adding Russia as a significant supplier to Pakistan's oil supply can increase the country's energy security and reduce its reliance on a single source. It also strengthens diplomatic ties between Pakistan and Russia and opens up new opportunities for economic cooperation. If Russian oil becomes available, consumers and the economy as a whole stand to benefit from more competitive pricing on the Pakistani market.

Editorial Team Economy, Geopolitics

Geopolitics and Economic Vulnerability: Pakistan’s Burdened Economy

Pakistan's economy has long been burdened by heavy debts and reliance on international financial institutions such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF). With 22 loan programs from the IMF alone, Pakistan has become one of the largest recipients of IMF loans. This article explores the reasons behind Pakistan's economic vulnerability and the factors that have contributed to its debt burden.

Editorial Team Geopolitics, Infrastructure

How Gwadar Can Change the Game for Pakistan?

Gwadar port in the Balochistan province of Pakistan is of great importance due to its location and unique features. History of Gwadar At the time of the establishment of Pakistan, Gwadar was not a part of Pakistan but it was owned by the Government of Oman. Pakistan's attention was drawn to Gwadar soon after the partition of India. There were two reasons for Pakistan's interest in this coastal area of the Arabian Sea, economy, and defense.