Iran’s 2026 protests reflect deep economic, social, and political pressures, challenging the stability of the Islamic Republic. Widespread unrest, elite divisions, and regional setbacks signal a potential recalibration of power.
Greenland has tested NATO’s unity, revealing historical near-clashes and internal tensions among allied members across decades.
Pakistan reaffirmed its firm opposition to chemical weapons while defending the impartial role of the OPCW and Syria’s sovereignty. Islamabad called for non-discriminatory implementation of the CWC, dialogue-driven solutions, and respect for territorial integrity.
Pakistan’s Afghan repatriation policy reflects the tension between humanitarian responsibility, sovereignty, and burden sharing.
Taliban peace claims clash with TTP sanctuaries, exposing hollow sovereignty.
Iran has banned the entry of American citizens and officials, citing U.S. threats and security concerns amid rising tensions.
A UK court grants residency to a refugee who entered on a Pakistani passport, citing family life rights, legal errors, and Taliban threats.
Amidst Amnesty International’s criticism, Pakistan’s 27th Constitutional Amendment underscores the country’s sovereign right to shape its institutions. The debate highlights the tension between internal reforms and external narratives seeking to influence domestic affairs.
The recent U.S. intervention in Venezuela highlights the revival of hemispheric assertiveness in the 21st century. This commentary examines the operation, the historical Monroe Doctrine context, and the potential regional and international repercussions.
IIOJK continues to face political suppression, arbitrary detentions, and demographic changes undermining its autonomy. The struggle for self-determination remains unresolved, demanding international attention.