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Aleena Im
Is an independent researcher and writer and is interested in international relations, current affairs and Pakistan
Enemies by History, Partners by Necessity: Can Saudi Arabia and Israel Converge?
Driven by escalating Houthi threats and allied military restraint, Saudi Arabia and Israel might be inching towards a pragmatic “marriage of convenience” to safeguard their mutual survival. However, deep-seated public hostility and the unresolved Palestine issue will likely keep this strategic convergence tightly under wraps as an implicit, tactical arrangement rather than formal normalisation.
Aleena Im
Rubio in India: When Washington’s Tariffs Backfire
Washington pressured India to cut Russian oil imports, threatened tariffs, and strained a vital partnership. Now, with trade negotiations stalled and energy security under pressure, Rubio’s visit raises a bigger question: is the US repairing relations with India, or simply recalibrating its priorities?
Aleena Im
NATO’s Baltic Gambit: Could Closing the Gulf of Finland Backfire?
NATO’s threat to blockade the Gulf of Finland could backfire by disrupting regional trade, triggering Russian military retaliation, and escalating tensions in the Baltic Sea. Rather than weakening Moscow, such a move could expose NATO’s logistical vulnerabilities and undermine its own military readiness.
Aleena Im
From Buffer to Bridge: The Wakhan Corridor and the Return of Russia and China to Eurasia
Aleena Im
Yemen’s Red Sea Gambit: A New Regional Power Struggle
Aleena Im
The Ethiopia–Tigray Crisis: The Fragile Peace That Failed to Hold
Aleena Im
The Final Frontier Goes to War: The Militarisation of Space
Aleena Im
No Purchase Necessary: Trump’s Strategic Takeover of Greenland
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