[Nicholas Lovric] When Trump refuses to name the aggressor, delays sanctions or downplays the stakes, he does more than fail diplomatically; he feeds the very aggression he claims he wants to end.
Tag: op-ed
How War Temporarily Redeemed Pakistan’s Military
[Bahauddin Foizee] Since the military cannot remain in an unending war with India, the future strength of Pakistan’s armed forces may depend less on military might and more on public trust; the trust that should be earned, not enforced.
Rethinking Responsibility in Russia-Ukraine War
[David Jonathan Miller] In pointing fingers at not just Russia but also Ukraine and the U.S., Trump is not absolving anyone but he is challenging a narrative that often oversimplifies the complexities of modern warfare.
Tariffs, Turmoil and a Brewing Economic Crisis
[Zephyr Quinn] This is no repeat of 2008 or 2020. In those moments, the world acted as one. Today, it fragments. In those crises, the U.S. extended its hand. Now, it points fingers.
Here’s Why UN Secretary-General Joined Putin at BRICS Summit in Russia
[Bahauddin Foizee] Critics who expect Guterres to unambiguously condemn Russia or support one side are overlooking the necessity of dialogue in conflict resolution.
Power of Op-Ed: Shaping Public Discourse and Opinion
[Bahauddin Foizee] The impact of op-eds is significant, as they can influence public opinion, spark debate, or even inspire action. In some cases, well-crafted op-eds have led to policy changes or shifts in public perception, especially when they address urgent or controversial topics.
