The Future Of Multilateralism In South Asia – OpEd
In the complex geopolitical theatre of South Asia, one truth has become increasingly evident: sustainable peace requires multilateralism. Yet, India
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Author: Saniya Khan
Saniya Khan, from Mardan, Pakistan. She has completed an MPhil in International Relations with research on South Asia, and has contributed to South Asian Voices and LSE Blogs.
Articles by Saniya Khan :
Tweets, Terror, And The New Battlefield – OpEd
In the 21st century, warfare has transcended traditional battlefields. It now thrives in coded messages, viral hashtags, and encrypted chat
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Lost from Mainstream: Taliban’s ‘Women Rights’ Dilemma – OpEd
Afghanistan today stands as the epicenter of the most severe women’s rights crisis in the world—a tragic consequence of the
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HAL and India’s Strategic Vulnerabilities – OpEd
India’s pursuit of self-reliance in defense manufacturing under the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative has encountered serious roadblocks, particularly in the aerospace
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Pakistan: Hospitals Under Siege – OpEd
The recent violent assault on a civilian hospital in Quetta by members of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) has laid
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Modi’s Legacy In Gujrat Is Yielding Results – OpEd
The state of Gujarat, often hailed as a model of development under Narendra Modi’s leadership, stands as a glaring contradiction
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