Opening Border Crossings Without Passports: A Threat To Pakistan’s Stability – OpEd
The Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM), formed in 2018, considers itself a representation of the rights and interests of the Pashtun
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Author: Sehr Rushmeen
Sehr Rushmeen, an Islamabad based freelance researcher, did her MPhil from National Defence University (NDU) in Strategic Studies and her BSc from University of London (UOL) in International Relations. Her area of research interest is Strategic Nuclear Studies, Artificial Intelligence in Warfare, Conflict Zone in Middle East, South China Sea and South Asian Politics. Has several publications in renowned regional and international newspapers and magazines. She tweets by the handle @rushmeentweets and can be reached on [email protected]
Articles by Sehr Rushmeen:
The Energy Crisis in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa – OpEd
In the ongoing discourse surrounding Pakistan’s energy crisis, particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), a troubling narrative has emerged that fails
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Digital Politics: Progress And Perils – OpEd
The digitalisation of politics has significantly transformed the way governments, political parties, and citizens engage with each other. In a
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Middle East: A Ticking Time Bomb Amid Escalating Conflicts – OpEd
The Middle East continues to serve as a crucible of conflict, where political instability, military confrontations, and economic upheaval collide.
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Afghanistan’s Crossroads: Navigating Stability And Crisis – OpEd
Afghanistan stands at a precarious crossroads, beset by an array of challenges that threaten not only its future but also
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Middle East Diplomacy: Shifting Power Dynamics – OpEd
The Middle East is a complex region where power, politics, and diplomacy continuously evolve, driven by internal conflicts, external interventions,
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Water Wars Dilemma For Lower Riparian Countries – OpEd
Water scarcity has emerged as a key issue in global geopolitics, particularly for lower riparian countries—those situated downstream of river
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The Geo-Political Significance Of The Indian Ocean: Pakistan’s Strategic Imperative – OpEd
The Indian Ocean, spanning over 70 million square kilometers and connecting the world’s major economies, is a crucial maritime corridor
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China’s Strategic Edge Over India: A Closer Look – OpEd
The evolving geopolitical landscape in South Asia has seen a significant shift in military power dynamics, particularly in the realm
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The Underwater Struggle For Fiber Optic Dominance: Global Submarine Cable Wars – OpEd
In the deep blue expanse of our oceans lies a hidden infrastructure critical to modern life: the vast network of
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