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06 Feb, 2026

Turkey’s Expanding Military–Energy Footprint in Somalia and the South‑Western Indian Ocean

Turkey’s presence in Somalia has entered a new and unmistakably strategic phase, one that blends military projection, energy ambition, and political influence across the Horn of Africa and the wider Indian Ocean.

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03 Feb, 2026

Why Pakistan Is Courting a Libyan Warlord: A Risky Bet With High Costs

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — Pakistan’s military leadership this week hosted Khalifa Haftar, the controversial commander of Libya’s eastern armed forces, in a meeting that has raised pointed questions about Islamabad’s foreign‑policy direction and

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11 Jan, 2026

Deputy Mayor Defends Muizzu’s Record, Rejects Claims of Land Misuse in Malé

Malé, Maldives — Deputy Mayor Mohamed Arish has pushed back against allegations circulating in the heated Malé mayoral campaign, asserting that President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, during his tenure as mayor, neither sold

Global Media Reacts to Modi-Trump Meeting in Washington

Washington, D.C. – Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Washington and his meeting with President Donald Trump have sparked widespread reactions across global media, revealing varied interpretations of their discussions and

16 Feb, 2025

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China’s Expanding Footprint in the Pacific Raises Concerns in New Zealand

The Cook Islands’ decision to formalize a comprehensive strategic partnership with China is the latest signal of Beijing’s growing influence in the Pacific—a development that is likely to unsettle New Zealand, which

15 Feb, 2025

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The Stealth Race: India’s F-35 Acquisition and the Challenge of China’s J-20 in the Indian Ocean Theater

As the geopolitical rivalry between India and China continues to shape the balance of power in Asia, India’s potential acquisition of the American F-35 Lightning II marks a transformative moment in its

15 Feb, 2025

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China’s Strategic Chessboard in the Indian Ocean: Ports, Power, and Influence

China’s ambitions in the Indian Ocean are no longer whispers—they’re visible across a string of ports and potential naval bases stretching from Pakistan to Africa. At the heart of Beijing’s strategy lies

15 Feb, 2025

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Modi and Trump: Friendship, Friction, and the Future of India-U.S. Ties

As we put the India-U.S. relationship into perspective, we examine Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House. Is the charm of their friendliness still intact, or has

15 Feb, 2025

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India’s Calculated Bet: Navigating Trump’s Second Term for Military Gains and Strategic Leverage

Donald Trump’s return to the White House has set the stage for a new geopolitical shuffle, and India has wasted no time in positioning itself to make the most of it. Prime

14 Feb, 2025

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Is Erdogan Trying to Revive the Turkish Century?

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s diplomatic push in the Asia-Pacific is raising eyebrows. As Türkiye intensifies economic and strategic engagements with Malaysia, Indonesia, and Pakistan, a broader question emerges: Is Erdogan attempting to

14 Feb, 2025

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Pakistan’s Battle with Extremism: A Nation on the Brink

As the world marks the International Day for the Prevention of Violent Extremism on February 12, Pakistan finds itself at a dangerous crossroads. The country, long struggling with militancy and ideological intolerance,

13 Feb, 2025

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From Maldives Bliss to Heartbreak: A Dog’s Tragedy Highlights China’s Animal Rights

For one Shenzhen woman, a long-awaited holiday in the Maldives was supposed to be a blissful escape, a rare chance to unwind and recharge. But as she lounged on white-sandy beaches under

13 Feb, 2025

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Pakistan Cracks Down on Illegal Migration as Scores Deported Over Visa Violations

ISLAMABAD—Nearly 100 Pakistani nationals have been deported from six countries, including Saudi Arabia, Canada, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), over a range of legal and immigration infractions, according to sources familiar

12 Feb, 2025

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Turkey’s Expanding Military–Energy Footprint in Somalia and the South‑Western Indian Ocean

Why Pakistan Is Courting a Libyan Warlord: A Risky Bet With High Costs

Deputy Mayor Defends Muizzu’s Record, Rejects Claims of Land Misuse in Malé

Global Media Reacts to Modi-Trump Meeting in Washington

China’s Expanding Footprint in the Pacific Raises Concerns in New Zealand

The Stealth Race: India’s F-35 Acquisition and the Challenge of China’s J-20 in the Indian Ocean Theater

China’s Strategic Chessboard in the Indian Ocean: Ports, Power, and Influence

Modi and Trump: Friendship, Friction, and the Future of India-U.S. Ties

India’s Calculated Bet: Navigating Trump’s Second Term for Military Gains and Strategic Leverage

Is Erdogan Trying to Revive the Turkish Century?

Pakistan’s Battle with Extremism: A Nation on the Brink

From Maldives Bliss to Heartbreak: A Dog’s Tragedy Highlights China’s Animal Rights

Pakistan Cracks Down on Illegal Migration as Scores Deported Over Visa Violations

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