As Iran refuses new talks with Washington, Pakistan faces a question about its defence commitments to Saudi Arabia. The Makkah pact has strengthened Islamabad’s regional position, but a wider conflict could test its freedom to mediate. Continue reading Pakistan Wants to Mediate With Iran. What Happens If Saudi Arabia Needs Its Military?
Saudi Arabia executed two Bangladeshis over alleged misconduct in a Mecca mosque. The court’s reasoning and consular protection remain in question. Continue reading Saudi Arabia Executed Two Bangladeshis. What Did the Court Actually Prove?
Pakistan’s expanding Gulf security commitments revive an old question: can the country turn strategic importance into lasting economic strength? The contrast between 2015 and 2026 reveals why parliamentary accountability matters. Continue reading Pakistan Is Back in the Geopolitical Game. Can It Avoid Its Old Mistakes?
Pakistan’s Parliament chose neutrality in Yemen in 2015. New Saudi defence commitments in 2026 reopen the question of who oversees overseas military deployments. Continue reading Pakistan’s Saudi Defence Commitments: Does Parliament Still Have a Say?
Saudi opposition sources claim Mohammed bin Salman and Defence Minister Khalid bin Salman are locked in a serious dispute over Saudi Arabia’s failures against the Houthis. The alleged confrontation remains unverified, but the military crisis beneath the rumour is real. Continue reading Did Mohammed bin Salman Clash With His Brother? What We Can Actually Verify
Title: Seeking a Common Ground: Israel’s Dilemma on the Two-State Solution In a surprising statement, Republican Senator Lindsay Graham emphasized that if Israel wishes to normalize relations with Saudi Arabia, it will have to accept a two-state solution. As tensions in the Middle East continue to dominate global political discussions, this proposal raises a crucial question: Will Israeli leaders be willing to embrace this diplomatic path? The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been a long-standing and deeply complex issue, entangled in historical, political, and religious dimensions. The idea of a two-state solution, which involves the establishment of an independent Palestinian state alongside … Continue reading Israel will have to accept two state solution if it wants to normalize relations with Saudi Arabia, Says republican senator Lindsay Graham.
MBS policies for modernism have angered Muslims across the globe. Continue reading Why Saudi Arabia wants to Moderate ISLAM?
Saudi Arabia, a country known for its vast oil reserves, is embarking on an ambitious journey to diversify its economy and reduce its dependence on oil revenue. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has unveiled the ambitious Saudi Vision 2030 plan, with a whopping $1 trillion investment goal. But the question remains: is it really possible? The Saudi Vision 2030 plan aims to transform the Kingdom into a thriving hub for business, tourism, and innovation. Key areas of focus include developing a vibrant entertainment sector, encouraging foreign investment, and increasing the participation of women in the workforce. These initiatives signal a … Continue reading Saudi Arabia’s $1 Trillion Plan | Is it Really Possible?
Saudi Arabia’s decision to continue cutting oil production has been a topic of great interest and speculation. As the world’s largest oil exporter, the actions of Saudi Arabia have a significant impact on global oil markets. One of the main reasons for Saudi Arabia’s ongoing cut in oil production is the need to stabilize oil prices. Over the years, fluctuations in oil prices have caused economic challenges for both oil-producing and oil-consuming nations. By reducing production, Saudi Arabia aims to ensure a balance between supply and demand, which can help maintain a stable and sustainable oil market. Another factor driving … Continue reading Why are Saudi Arabia still cutting oil production?