Majid Nabi Burfat

Majid Nabi Burfat

The writer is a freelance columnist

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The Islamabad MOU: Peace bought on creditOpinion

The Islamabad MOU: Peace bought on credit

The Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding halts a regional flashpoint: U.S. lifts the naval blockade and Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz. But the 60-day deal uses risk-management and reconstruction funds, leaving core military dynamics unchanged.

Jun 22, 2026
The ceasefire stalemateOpinion

The ceasefire stalemate

The 60-day US-Iran ceasefire memorandum persists in calculated suspension. Washington’s “time-gaining” bluff collides with hardline hawks, domestic politics, and economic pressure amid looming deadlines.

Jun 2, 2026
The greatest betrayal of all timeOpinion

The greatest betrayal of all time

A new critique claims US and Israeli strikes on Iran are increasingly framed as “God’s plan,” turning military action into an apocalyptic agenda and raising fears for civilians and regional stability.

Apr 24, 2026
Naval Siege versus Diplomatic BridgeOpinion

Naval Siege versus Diplomatic Bridge

With US announcing a total naval blockade of Iranian ports after stalled Islamabad talks, Pakistan pushes for a second round of diplomacy. Analysts warn the blockade could escalate into a wider maritime conflict.

Apr 16, 2026
The silent execution of the whyOpinion

The silent execution of the why

This article examines the crisis in modern education where curiosity is suppressed. It highlights the need for inquiry-based learning to foster creativity and critical thinking.

Mar 31, 2026
India’s transnational repression exposedOpinion

India’s transnational repression exposed

A recent US court ruling has exposed India's alleged involvement in transnational repression, highlighting a murder-for-hire plot aimed at silencing political dissent abroad. This case raises serious questions about state responsibility and international law.

Mar 26, 2026
The unipolar predatorOpinion

The unipolar predator

The article discusses the US-Israeli military strike during Ramzan that assassinated Iranian leadership, challenging the Westphalian order and regional stability.

Mar 2, 2026
Partners Today, Casualties tomorrowOpinion

Partners Today, Casualties tomorrow

Muslim states, regional partners, and international observers must take note: India’s alignment with Israel is selective, transactional, and potentially perilous. Trust cannot be assumed; principles can be sacrificed; silence often equates to complicity.

Feb 26, 2026
The Modern Donroe DoctrineOpinion

The Modern Donroe Doctrine

The Modern Donroe Doctrine illustrates how U.S. interventions redefine international law, prioritizing power over principle. This article delves into the implications for global sovereignty.

Feb 3, 2026