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The article focuses on the economic and foreign policy of Qatar Government under the great leadership of Emir Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani. Topics include hosting of FIFA world cup second World Cup held entirely in Asia after the 2002 tournament in South Korea and Japan; it is currently the most expensive World Cup ever held; and economic models of the Asian countries are also discussed.

The article emphasizes the need for Pakistan to navigate global and regional developments such as the Israel-Palestine conflict and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit. It highlights the importance of regional cooperation, leveraging economic and strategic alliances with countries like Turkey and Azerbaijan. Strengthening Pakistan's naval capabilities and expanding initiatives like China-Pakistan Economic Corridor are said to be crucial for regional stability and economic growth.

The article explores the historical and contemporary aspects of Pakistan's foreign policy and its alignment with Western powers. Topics discussed include developments in the global and regional arena that require attention from policy makers on how to maneuver Pakistan's foreign policy and military strategy, steps that must be taken by Pakistan to handle future challenges, and strategic alignment of Pakistan, Turkey, and Azerbaijan.

In this article author talks about several topics related to politics and refrain from typical political biases as the interest revolves around strategic subjects about how Pakistan can be self-sufficient and be able to represent itself as a powerful Islamic welfare state in the comity of nations. Topics include considered Russia-Ukraine war is a lesson in many ways as if Ukraine would be a nuclear power, this war never would have been waged in the first place.

The article discusses the country Iran which is the southwestern neighbor of Pakistan and an Islamic country that has deep cultural, historic and religious roots with Pakistan. It states that the two countries have strengthened relationship by supporting each other in wars. It also states that both countries are founding members of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) and Regional Cooperation for Development (RCD).

The article focuses on the issues regarding the relation of Pakistan with Afghanistan and due to soft border security at Afghanistan the country has suffered a lot during the war on terror. It mentions transit trade agreement is valid between Pakistan and Afghanistan and Afghan transporters are using the Wagha border for transporting Afghan goods to India. It also mentions emergence of Islamic State (ISIS) in Afghanistan and huge vacuum that paved the ground for emergence of terror.

The article discusses the role of the Pakistan navy to safeguard the economic and security interests of Pakistan in light of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project for maritime commerce, protection and exploration of the country's Economic Zone. It cites on the plan of the Indian Navy to increase its coastal defence mainly in Arabian Sea, South China Sea and Indian Ocean. The article also discusses the need for Pakistan to plan in holding some strategic islands in the Arabia Seas.

The article focuses on Pakistan's aggressive foreign policy in the context of recent global and regional developments, including China's rise, Western containment efforts, and Middle Eastern dynamics. Topics include the geopolitical implications of the Saudi-Turkish drone deal, the role of China's influence, and India's strategic maneuvers around Pakistan.

The article discusses meeting of leadership of Iran and Pakistan on May 18, 2023 to inaugurate border market as relation between the country. Topics discussed include electricity transmission line inaugurated by President Ebrahim Raisi and Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, signing of the Road to Mecca agreement in Islamabad, and Free Trade Agreement between Pakistan and Iran signed in 1999.

The article offers the author's insights on the naval strategy of Pakistan to defend its Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). Topics discussed include relation between China and Pakistan through China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), significance of resources from the Strait of Hormuz for support of the economy, and maritime challenges and measures.

The author discusses on the use of offensive policy of Pakistan in winning wars, citing the Afghan wars. It cites on the effectiveness of offensive policy due to Pakistan's advantages like language links, connections with local tribes and effective intelligence network. The article also discusses on the role of cultural and economical ties between Pakistan and Afghanistan which establish a potential strategic link and depth.

The article informs that major geo strategic transformation is taking place in Pakistan due to many factors including U.S. presence in Afghanistan and its future plans. It is noted that Pakistan navy has adopted a multi-pronged approach like increased security of Gwadar port and conducting regular coastal Security exercises for enhancing national security.

The article examines the relationship of Pakistan with Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries as of 2017. Topics discussed include the factors that make Pakistan an important ally for GCC nations, the role of Pakistan in limiting the influence of Iran on neighboring Muslim countries and the challenges faced by Pakistan in terms of fulfilling its role in maintaining regional security, including the Yemen War, the Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition and the Qatar diplomatic crisis.

The article looks at naval history and challenges of Pakistan. It mentions submarine force as the dominant strength of the Pakistan navy fleet, highlighting its contribution to Indo-Pak 1965 war. It also mentions role of Pakistan navy in protecting China–Pakistan Economic Corridor. It also mentions Pakistan efforts in maintaining its naval strength.

The article presents the author's views on relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan with predominant Muslim population as well as joint historic cultural linkages. Topics discussed include Durand line agreement between Mortimer Durand of colonial British India and Ameer Abdur-Rahman Khan of Afghanistan to fix the limit of their spheres of influence; growing relations of India and Afghanistan; and Afghanistan Pakistan Transit Trade Agreement allows Afghan trucks to drive inside Pakistan.

The article reports on the Multinational Naval Exercise Aman 2017 organized by the Pakistan Navy that was held at Karachi on February 10-14, 2017, which was attended countries, including Australia, China, Indonesia, and more. It mentions the goal of the joint exercise conducted is to enhance mutual understanding and regional stability, and display united resolve against terrorism and crimes in the maritime domain.

The author reflects on the 13th summit of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) that was held in Islamabad, Pakistan on March 1, 2017, wherein he mentions the economic cooperation and connectivity declared by Islamabad and the 2025 vision of ECO. Topics discussed include the election of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif as the chairman of ECO, the polical disputes and joint efforts urged by Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and the energy industry.

The article focuses on the concept of hybrid warfare and its impact on Pakistan. Topics include examines it emphasizes the strong bond between the people of Pakistan and the armed forces throughout the country's history and despite facing challenges such as wars, political chaos, and terrorism, Pakistan has successfully managed to overcome them due to this bond.

The article presents information related to Aman 2023 naval exercises conducted by Pakistan Navy from February 10-14, 2023 in Karachi. It highlights the objective of these naval exercise to address maritime security concerns to improve interoperability between regional and extra-regional navies. It describes the challenges for Pakistan Navy regarding the monitoring of the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and its Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).

The article discusses the lack of food security worldwide. Topics include factors effecting global economy such as climate change, after effects of COVID-19, and rising food costs, impact on Pakistan and the region in regard to challenges related to food security such as diminishing agriculture lands, and enlists the four interrelated constituents of food security such as availability, access, utilization, and stability.

The article focuses on the paradigm shift in approach from geo strategic to geo Eeonomics in Pakistan. It mentions that Pakistani policy makers must adopt multi-pronged approach, systematic planning and high-level execution in order to boost economy and inter-regional connectivity. It further reports that basic health and education are the key for building successful economic model in Pakistan.

The article presents the discussion on current political situation in Pakistan and foreign currency crisis. Topics include facing due to shortage of dollar reserves and hiking inflation after the announcement of the federal budget; and showing lack of education, lack of discipline, lack of effective execution, inability of proper implementation and accountability.

The article offers the author's insights regarding the economic condition of Iran as of 2017. Topics include the country's relation with Pakistan wherein Iran recognized the sovereign status of Pakistan following the country's independence on August 14, 1947, the success of Iran to manage its situation with terrorist group Taliban by supporting the Northern Alliance in its invasion of Kabul, Afghanistan, and the construction of the Iran Pakistan Gas Pipeline project or IP Gas Pipeline Project.

The article focuses on current situation in Pakistan and in the region specifically in light of the Russia-Ukraine war. Topics include considered that observed Cold War era a few decades ago between NATO-USSR and subsequent consequences for countries that were partially or totally part of a certain bloc against those who tried to maintain some neutrality.

The article informs on existing situation between Russia and Ukraine and their corresponding foreign policies. It mentions North Atlantic Treaty Organization and allies are working on applying sanctions but it is very unlikely if this will work if China backs Russia, meanwhile, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was meeting Putin when the invasion was launched.

The article discusses the position of Pakistan in the international diplomacy. Topics discussed include the country's national interest and security, the conflict between India and Pakistan, and the benefits of diplomacy in areas including education, immigration, and interests in trade and economic.

The article discusses, the rapidly changing and developing geopolitics around the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) and Gulf/Arabian Seas raise some serious challenges and concerns for the Pakistan Navy for protecting Some challenges were mentioned in previous articles such as handling Indian hegemony, preventing maritime terrorism, seaward economy considering China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and protecting the Pakistan's seaward interests.

In the article the author talks about Pakistan that should strengthen its key role in the Indian Ocean region (IOR) and Arabian sea. Topics include the inclusion of a flexible foreign policy to make use of maritime areas by military; and the use of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) to access Arabian Sea.

The article presents the author's views on the Durand Line, the official recognized international border between Pakistan and Afghanistan, which is fenced with designated border crossing points for trade and travel to eliminate any terror activity across the border and enhance peace, security, and trade. He emphasizes that the Pakistan government should facilitate people's travel by decreasing long waiting time, elderly people clearance on priority, and extending the border crossings timings.

The article discusses about the actions taken by Great Game in South and Central Asia with reference to Afghanistan. Topics of discussion includes As Pakistan is an outlet for China to the Middle East , China has interest in stabilization in geo-economical and geo-political conditions of Pakistan for which China Pakistan Economic Corridor was initiated. Russia as one of the stakeholders in Afghanistan has ensured that western and NATO forces do not succeed in Afghanistan.

The article considered that the consequent Anglo Afghan wars, Anglo Sikh wars and Anglo Persian wars were basically to gain control over Afghanistan from the British side while the Russian Empire was annexing Central Asian States. Topics incldue examines that aftermath of USSR withdrawal from Afghanistan in 1988 created power vacuum that resulted in civil war amongst various factions of Afghan resistant groups.

The article focuses on Pakistan's cooperation post-US and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) withdrawal from Afghanistan. It mentions Pakistan is moving towards a strategic paradigm shift as far as the foreign policy and strategic alignment is concerned. It also mentions priorities with regard to foreign policy and the diplomatic domain of influence since the creation of nation states after World War II.

The article considered that Pakistan is a prime target of certain hidden and known hostile agencies in the domain of 5th generation hybrid warfare. Topics include considered that the terror attack at the Quetta Serena Hotel indicates enemy plans against the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and is a desperate but organized attempt to disturb Pak-China relations.

The article discusses foreign policy challenges and opportunities of Pakistan. Topics include the role of diplomacy by avoiding wars and conflicts; India's noncooperation for the Kashmir resolution and its hegemonic mindset about further westward expansion; and an account of its anti-terrorism efforts for improving its image.

The article explains the danger posed by Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) ideology for the minorities and global peace. Topics discussed include the emphasis of RSS mainstream leaders on the fact that Indian Muslims were once Hindus and forcefully converted to Islam, implication of the revocation of the special status of Kashmir for its residents, Pakistan sovereignty and Muslims in India and Bangladesh, and the challenge posed by the Indian presence in Afghanistan and Tajikistan to Pakistan.