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Michael Arizanti October 24, 2025October 24, 2025 Afghan sovereignty, Baramulla massacre, crimes against humanity Kashmir, Durand Line dispute, human rights in Kashmir, India rescue mission Kashmir 1947, Jaish e Mohammad origins, Jammu and Kashmir history, Kashmir conflict truth, Kashmir geopolitics analysis, Kashmir infrastructure development India, Kashmir invasion, Lashkar e Taiba origins, Michael Arizanti article, Operation Gulmarg, Pakistan 1947 invasion, Pakistan Afghanistan conflict, Pakistan colonial legacy, Pakistan military establishment, Pakistan occupied Kashmir human rights, Pakistan proxies, Pakistan state terrorism, Pakistan strategic depth, Pakistan terrorism strategy, Pashtun persecution Pakistan, Pashtun rights, Pashtunistan issue, PoK oppression, PTM protests, UN Kashmir resolution facts

Occupation as Statecraft: Pakistan’s 1947 Kashmir Invasion and Its Endless Proxies

Pakistan was the aggressor in Kashmir. Pakistan has sabotaged Afghan sovereignty. Pakistan continues to deny Pashtuns self-determination. As a Swedish

Asia Featured News Top Stories

Michael Arizanti September 25, 2025September 25, 2025 Commonwealth suspension Pakistan, enforced disappearances Pakistan, EU complicity Pakistan, EU GSP+ review 2025, EU human rights policy, EU Pakistan textiles trade, EU Pakistan trade, Europe trade privileges Pakistan, minorities persecution Pakistan, Pakistan blasphemy laws, Pakistan civil society crackdown, Pakistan gender inequality, Pakistan GSP Plus, Pakistan GSP+ status, Pakistan human rights violations, Pakistan international accountability, Pakistan labor rights violations, Pakistan press freedom, Pakistan religious freedom crisis, women rights in Pakistan

Europe Must Act: GSP+ and Pakistan’s Human Rights Violations

Pakistan ranks among the lowest globally in gender equality, with systemic barriers in education, employment, and political representation. In the

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Michael Arizanti September 18, 2025September 18, 2025 Bahrain Shia uprising, Fauji Foundation recruitment, Gulf military alliances, Islamic military cooperation, Middle East security, military outsourcing, military subcontracting, Pakistan army for hire, Pakistan economic crisis, Pakistan foreign policy, Pakistan mercenary forces, Pakistan military-industrial complex, Pakistan strategic desperation, Saudi Arabia defense architecture, Saudi Arabia security strategy, Saudi Arabia US arms deals, Saudi–Pakistan defence pact, Saudi–Pakistan strategic agreement, symbolic diplomacy, Western defense reliance

Saudi–Pakistan Pact: Pakistan’s Army for Hire—Who Really Benefits?

For Saudi Arabia, the pact is fundamentally about protecting its sovereignty and deterrence posture in a region fraught with volatility.

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Michael Arizanti August 28, 2025August 28, 2025 Charter of Makkah, Hezbollah in Europe, Iran state-sponsored terrorism, Islam and extremism, Islam in the West integration, Islamophobia in Europe, Muslim Brotherhood ban, Saudi Arabia counter-extremism, UAE deradicalisation model, Western legal loopholes jihadism

OPINION: The West Doesn’t Need Less Islam, It Needs the Right Islam

The West does not need less Islam. It needs the right Islam — visible, unapologetic, and equipped to dismantle extremism

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Michael Arizanti June 2, 2025 AANES, Ahmad Al-Sharaa, Assad Regime, Caesar Act, Damascus, Deir Ezzor, donald trump, EU sanctions, gulf states, Hasakah, Kurdish politics, Kurdish separatism, middle east, Middle East peace, non-state actors, pkk, political analysis, post-conflict recovery, PYD, qatar, Raqqa, refugee return, regional security, regional stability, saudi arabia, SDF, syria, Syria reconstruction, Syria-Israel relations, Syrian economy, Syrian refugees, Syrian war, Thomas Barrack, transitional government, U.S. embassy Damascus, U.S. foreign policy, U.S. sanctions, Western policy

OPINION: Syria Breathes Again—But One Final Obstacle Remains

Syria’s recovery is not just symbolic—it’s strategic. A stable, unified Syria is essential for regional security, refugee returns, and long-term

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Michael Arizanti March 17, 2025June 9, 2025

Energizing Prosperity: How Trump and the UAE Are Revolutionizing the Energy Landscape

I firmly believe that both the Trump administration and the UAE’s leadership have been right to challenge the status quo.

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Michael Arizanti March 7, 2025June 9, 2025 ADNOC, gcc, uae

OPINION: The West Should Turn to the GCC—How the UAE Leads the Petrochemical Revolution

What impresses me most about this merger is how it’s unlocked $500 million in annual operational synergies. I’ve been watching

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Michael Arizanti May 13, 2023June 9, 2025 erdogan, turkey, turkey elections

OPINION: Uniting against Erdogan—Can Turkish Opposition win Presidential Election?

There are indications that the opposition is making progress and working to unify Turkey is gearing up for an upcoming

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Michael Arizanti April 26, 2023June 9, 2025 saudi arabia, youth, youth empowerment

OPINION: Saudi Youth are vital asset towards a prosperous economy

The youth of Saudi Arabia are a vital asset in the country’s journey towards a more diversified and prosperous economy

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Michael Arizanti September 17, 2022June 9, 2025 iran, islamists, muslim brotherhood, sweden, turkey

OPINION: Sweden Democrats are good for Sweden, but not good for Islamists

Sweden have been too deluded to acknowledge her ignorance regarding non-European extremists like the Muslim Brotherhood. The biggest winner of

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