Dr. Shahzaib Khan is a professor at the University of Sindh and a recognized expert in international relations, focusing on global diplomacy, foreign policy, and contemporary geopolitical issues.
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BRICS is seeking to reshape the international balance of power through new development finance, alternative payment systems and greater use of national currencies. Yet its ambitions face formidable obstacles, from Western financial influence and internal disagreements to uncertainty over Brazil’s
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Europe’s latest passenger-rights initiative raises a fundamental question: should airlines merely compensate travellers when things go wrong, or empower them to take control? From
The history of instability in Afghanistan, and the recent outbreak of violence in Badakhshan, demonstrates that the situation within the country has weakened to the extent that the processes taking place there
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