[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.
Tag: oped column
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.
Salal’s Lithium Discovery: Cautionary Tale of Overhyped Potential, Unresolved Challenges
[Zephyr Quinn] Indian government’s rush to capitalize on the lithium discovery without sufficient due diligence raises concerns about the government's ability to manage such resources responsibly.
Delhi must Act beyond Superficial Fixes to Tackle Air Pollution Crisis
[Simi Garewal] Delhi's residents have grown weary of seeing the same cyclical measures rolled out every year, only to face worsening air quality.
Street Food’s Vital Role in Southeast Asia’s Identity and Economy
[Natalie Morales] Local governments and communities should recognize the value of street food as a vital cultural practice that supports economic growth, social inclusion and sustainable food systems.
Syria’s Leadership Change Sparks New Diplomatic Era!
[Syafruddin Arsyad] The recent diplomatic visits underscore the emerging consensus among Arab states to support Syria’s reconstruction and political transition.
U.S. and Malaysia’s Air Defense Partnership in South China Sea
[Adrian Paul Pereira] As the South China Sea continues to be a focal point for geopolitical tensions, collaborations like this one play an essential role in ensuring that the airspace and maritime regions of the Indo-Pacific remain secure.
South Korea’s Potential Role in the Quad
[Min Jae (민재)] Any move to openly antagonize China could have severe economic consequences, not to mention the military ramifications of escalating tensions with its powerful neighbour.
Redefining Work: How AI is Reshaping Jobs and Workplace Dynamics
[Natalie Morales] The future of work in an AI-driven world will likely involve a symbiotic relationship between humans and machines.
China’s Ambitious $51 Billion Pledge to Africa: A Strategic Gamble?
[Ellington Ngandu] As Africa navigates this new chapter of engagement with China, the continent must carefully assess the benefits and potential pitfalls of this substantial financial commitment.
South Korea’s Climate Ruling: A New Dawn for Environmental Justice
[Simi Garewal] South Korean court's decision signals to other governments that failing to address climate change adequately could result in legal and constitutional challenges, potentially driving more comprehensive climate policies.
Iran is a Toothless Tiger
[Bahauddin Foizee] The notion that Iran can dictate the regional order or project lasting power is an illusion.
