Articles for author: Meer Hamayoun

December 29, 2023

In the landscape of contemporary international politics, a discernible shift has taken place. The notion of unipolarity is fading away and so is the influence of the United States, which is leading to what can aptly be described as a “New World Disorder.” Unlike the clear-cut divisions of the Cold War era, where nations aligned themselves with either the Eastern or Western bloc, the present global scenario is characterized by a nuanced complexity. Countries, including Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and India, find themselves navigating a geopolitical terrain where allegiance is not easily tethered to predefined camps. The Cold War dichotomy, marked

April 1, 2023

Meer Hamayoun

Blog Featured News Pakistan

Religious Extremism needs to Reign in (Opinion)

The spate of incidents in our society are a clear signal of existence of extreme elements around us. Such horrifying and terrible signals are jeopardizing the very existence of our society and are a question mark on our social system and our behaviour. The societies covered by the extreme thoughts are void of peace, stability and prosper. Everywhere there exists an unseen fear and social insecurity about life and property. In today’s world, instead of eradication of such purges from society, they are increasing at a very dangerous level, which is worth concerning. Recent incidents in Pakistan have put the

January 6, 2023

Meer Hamayoun

Blog Featured News Pakistan

Recep Tayyib Erdogan, a diplomatic giant (Opinion)

Turkish president Recep Tayyib Erdogan has proved himself a diplomatic giant in several arenas of International Politics. He is a western ally but still a staunch critic of Western political policies. His struggle to transform and modernize Turkiye and make Turkiye as the centre of international focus is secret to none. He recently undertook several diplomatic coups on the international front and proved himself as a world player. He engaged with countries from the American-allied western bloc and at the same time maintaining a balanced relationship with Russia and Iran. Prisoner Swap In the mid of 2022, Turkey and Saudi

November 18, 2022

Meer Hamayoun

Blog Featured News Pakistan

Climate Change & its impacts in Pakistan (Opinion)

The catastrophic flooding in Pakistan that killed more than 1,700 people may be largely out of the news cycle but my country’s suffering is still very real. The people across the country have been impacted. We have faced pouring rains for six straight days, which forced the people in my own area to flee their mud houses. Members of my own family became refugees in a primary school. The people of Pakistan have become climate refugees in their own country, which is far more concerning for the leaders of the developed world. An estimated 33 million people have been displaced,

New World Disorder (Opinion)

Religious Extremism needs to Reign in (Opinion)

Recep Tayyib Erdogan, a diplomatic giant (Opinion)

Climate Change & its impacts in Pakistan (Opinion)

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Pakistan to Provide First Secretary General of Makkah Defence Alliance

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