The author is a senior international banker, with degrees in economics and political science from University of Pennsylvania and Brown University
Pakistan’s escalating US-Iran confrontation threatens its economy, internal stability, and foreign-policy balance. The article explains the risks at home, energy shock fears, and border pressures—and why active neutrality matters.
A Bahrain perspective shows how the US-Israel-Iran confrontation is more than regional violence—potentially reshaping Middle East strategy and the global power balance.
A Pakistani expatriate argues that $40B in annual remittances can’t replace deep reforms. He calls for a new social contract that delivers justice and equal opportunity at home.
This article examines how the normalization of injustice can lead to societal decay. It highlights the Islamic perspective on justice as a fundamental principle for civilizational health.
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