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Thursday, November 6, 2025

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US and Syria Strengthen Ties with Planned US Military Presence at Damascus Airbase
China and UK Strengthen Diplomatic Dialogue, Emphasize Cooperation and Mutual Respect
Switzerland Strengthens Dialogue with the United States to Secure Fair Trade Agreement
Thailand’s King Vajiralongkorn to Embark on Historic Visit to China Strengthening 50 Years of Friendship
India’s Services Sector Maintains Strong Momentum Despite Seasonal Slowdown in October

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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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Aneesa Baloch September 17, 2025September 17, 2025 corporate flight Pakistan, corruption in Pakistan economy, foreign companies leaving Pakistan, global companies abandoning Pakistan, IMF dependency Pakistan, Microsoft leaves Pakistan, multinational exodus Pakistan, Pakistan business environment, Pakistan economic crisis, Pakistan economic meltdown, Pakistan energy crisis, Pakistan FDI crisis, Pakistan foreign investment collapse, Pakistan governance failure, Pakistan infrastructure collapse, Pakistan political instability, pharma companies leave Pakistan, Shell exits Pakistan, Telenor withdrawal Pakistan, Yamaha exits Pakistan

Why Multinationals Are Fleeing Pakistan Amid Political and Economic Turmoil

Unless Pakistan embarks on deep reforms, prioritizes rule of law, and restores investor confidence, the exits will only accelerate. Pakistan’s

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Siddhant Kishore September 12, 2025September 12, 2025 Amnesty International Pakistan surveillance, authoritarian technology export, Balochistan internet blackout, Beijing Rawalpindi alliance, China Pakistan surveillance, Chinese digital control, Chinese spyware in Pakistan, Digital Silk Road, Great Firewall Pakistan, human rights in Pakistan, Pakistan authoritarian rule, Pakistan censorship, Pakistan censorship technology, Pakistan China partnership, Pakistan digital authoritarianism, Pakistan freedom of speech, Pakistan ISI surveillance, Pakistan mass surveillance, Pakistan repression, VPN ban Pakistan

ANALYSIS: How Pakistan Deploys Chinese Technology to Monitor Its Citizens

By adopting Chinese technology, Pakistan has effectively imported the architecture of one-party authoritarianism and repurposed it for its own military-led

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Osama Rawal September 6, 2025September 6, 2025 blasphemy debate India, cancel culture in India, Hindu right vs Muslim right, Indian cultural censorship, Indian Muslims and freedom of expression, Indian secularism hypocrisy, Islamic blasphemy politics, Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind, Javed Akhtar, Kolkata Urdu Academy, left liberal silence, Mushaira controversy, Muslim clergy power, Muslim clerics censorship, Muslim intellectual freedom, selective intolerance, Taslima Nasreen precedent, Urdu literature under threat, Urdu poetry politics, Wahyahin Foundation

OPINION: Hypocrisy of the Indian Liberals — Javed Akhtar Vs. the Muslim Right-Wing

Our self-styled “left liberal” intelligentsia, otherwise loud in denouncing Hindu majoritarianism, suddenly turned mute when confronted with Muslim right-wing pressure.