Atia Ali Kazmi

Instead of using its vast nuclear capabilities, the nuclear-armed NATO is fighting for its credibility against Russia in Ukraine by other means. NATO is effectively using a hybrid of information, economic, diplomatic, military aid and grey zone warfare to browbeat Russia.

Author and strategic analyst argues that PM Imran Khan's February visit to Beijing should be seen as a mutual opportunity for both countries to bring a new impetus to their strategic cooperative partnership, happening at a time when the crisis in Ukraine is casting a further dark shadow on the geopolitical landscape and the bigger great game is being played out during the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.

Dr. Atia Ali Kazmi, a Senior Policy Analyst at NUST, hits back at former US NSA John Bolton's criticism of Pakistan's nuclear security. John Bolton fails to realize that, unlike India, Pakistan's nuclear security is exemplary and Pakistan remains fully cognizant of its responsibility.

Dr Atia Ali Kazmi, a Senior Policy Analyst at NUST, thinks that countries should accept the ground reality of Taliban returning to power after 20 years. Instead of focusing on the blame game, measures need to be taken for the social, economical, and political development of Afghanistan.

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