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The Bagram Factor: U.S. Ambitions and Regional Fallout
The recent engagement between the United States and the Taliban government and the following developments have raised significant suspicions about the future geostrategic landscape of the region.
The Attack on Doha and the Saudi–Pakistan Defence Pact: Redefining Security and Alliances in the Middle East
When Israel bombed Doha, the U.S. remained passive. Saudi Arabia took note—and turned to Pakistan. Their defence pact, nuclear umbrella included, is a blunt message: America’s shield no longer guarantees survival in the Gulf. A post-American order is emerging, and Riyadh has chosen its side.
Is Saudi Arabia next after Qatar? What does the Saudi-Pakistani Mutual Defense Deal Mean?
Israel’s attack on Qatar in September 2025 should confirm that no Middle Eastern country will be spared in the next phase of the aggressors’ expanded plan to control the region.
