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Salman Rafi Sheikh
Research-analyst of International Relations and Pakistan’s foreign and domestic affairs
Why did Washington impose sanctions on China before the Trump-Xi summit?
New U.S. sanctions against Chinese companies just before Donald Trump’s visit to Beijing highlight the growing tendency to use economic pressure as a primary instrument of American diplomacy.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
The UAE and the Unravelling of Gulf Consensus
The United Arab Emirates’ exit from OPEC is not a technocratic adjustment to oil policy; it is a geopolitical signal. Beneath the surface of production quotas and market strategy lies a deeper rupture: the erosion of Gulf unity as a guiding principle of regional order.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Iran War Is Accelerating America’s Decline in Southeast Asia
Washington’s war with Iran may be unfolding thousands of miles away, but in Southeast Asia its political aftershocks are immediate and measurable. Energy shocks, disrupted trade routes, and deepening uncertainty about US leadership are quietly recalibrating regional alignments.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
The Gulf’s Illusion of Security Has Collapsed
Salman Rafi Sheikh
In the Strait of Hormuz, Iran Is the Pretext—China Is the Target
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Iran war and the new world order
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Hormuz: A War the US Couldn’t Win
Salman Rafi Sheikh
The End of NATO
Salman Rafi Sheikh
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