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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.

The article provides an overview of Pakistan-Turkey strategic alignment and aggressive foreign policy. It mentions that Turkish-Pakistan military and naval alliance and strategic partnership can be a solid element in multiple domains keeping in mind the situation with India in Indian Ocean Region, Kashmir and on diplomatic fronts as far as Arab middle east politics is concerned.

The article highlights the revocation of the special status of Jammu and Kashmir in India, Article 370. Topics include the adoption of measures in the Indian foreign policy that practically nullifies the Kashmir accession to the Indian union and therefore resolves the Kashmir conflict between India & Pakistan; and challenges related to prevent terrorism proxies.

The author discusses his views on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), challenges faced by CPEC in Afganistan and India's opposition and role against the CPEC project and Saudi Arabia's involvement in the project.

The article discusses several developments involving Pakistani and Chinese naval and military operations in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) and Gulf/Arabian Sea regions as of 2018, and it mentions geopolitics, military utilization of offshore oil drilling platforms and artificial islands, and an extended exclusive economic zone (EEZ). Underground platforms for submarine operations are addressed, along with fuel storage and Normally Unmanned Installations (NUIs).