A Turning Point in Civil-Military Relations Pakistan stands on the brink of a historic political transformation. The country’s Parliament is poised to pass the 27th Constitutional Amendment, a move that could permanently redefine the balance between civilian and military power. For decades, the Pakistan Army’s influence over national governance has thrived in the shadows—unofficial yet omnipresent. Now, through…
The Return of a Reluctant Prophet Seventeen years after he earned global fame for predicting the 2008 housing market collapse, Michael Burry—the investor immortalized in The Big Short—has returned to the headlines. Now 54, the founder of Scion Asset Management is once again betting against what he sees as the next great financial bubble: artificial intelligence…
A Warning Before the Talks Just hours before peace talks were set to resume in Istanbul on November 6, 2025, Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif delivered an ominous warning: if diplomacy failed, “war will happen.” His statement, directed at the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, jolted regional observers and threatened to derail the already fragile ceasefire between the…
A Nation in Crisis When Typhoon Kalmaegi roared across the central Philippines in early November 2025, it left behind a path of devastation that has shaken the archipelago to its core. With at least 114 confirmed deaths and 127 still missing, the storm ranks among the country’s most destructive natural disasters in recent years. As torrential…
When Tariffs Meet the Constitution Donald Trump’s aggressive protectionist trade policies—marked by sweeping tariffs on China, Mexico, and Canada—are facing a new kind of scrutiny, not from economists or foreign partners, but from the U.S. Supreme Court. In a recent hearing, the justices questioned whether Trump’s use of emergency powers to impose tariffs exceeded constitutional limits. What…
A Startling Claim: Nuclear Tests in the Shadows In a provocative statement that has reignited global nuclear anxieties, U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that Pakistan, China, Russia, and North Korea are covertly testing nuclear weapons, defying international norms and treaties. Speaking during a CBS 60 Minutes interview in late 2025, Trump defended his administration’s decision to…
Tehran’s Defiance: Pezeshkian Announces Nuclear Rebuild Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian has vowed to rebuild the country’s nuclear facilities “with greater strength”, signaling a bold new phase in Tehran’s standoff with Washington. The declaration comes months after the United States bombed several of Iran’s key nuclear sites in June 2025 during Operation Midnight Hammer, a coordinated…
Diplomatic Flashpoint: Abuja Pushes Back Against U.S. Threats The Nigerian government has firmly rejected threats of possible U.S. military action, following statements suggesting Washington might intervene over alleged persecution of Christians in Nigeria. The warning, reportedly originating from U.S. President Donald Trump, proposed halting American aid and preparing for potential military operations unless the Nigerian government “stopped…
A Night of Fear: 6.3-Magnitude Quake Shakes Mazar-e Sharif In the early hours of Monday morning, northern Afghanistan was jolted awake by a 6.3-magnitude earthquake that struck near Mazar-e Sharif, one of the country’s most historic cities. According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the tremor occurred at a depth of 28 kilometers, with its epicenter…
United States Vice President JD Vance has found himself at the center of a heated controversy after publicly expressing hope that his Indian-origin Hindu wife, Usha Vance, might one day convert to Christianity. Speaking at a Turning Point USA event in Mississippi on October 29, 2025, Vance discussed his personal faith and family life, saying that while Usha often attends…
