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Kazim Alam
Kazim Alam is a staff writer at TRT World.
Kazim Alam is a staff writer at TRT World.
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Is it time to revive the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline amid expectations of sanctions relief?
Pakistan needs cheaper gas from Iran, flexible volumes, non-dollar settlement that does not hide liabilities, and a written US sanctions comfort, analysts say.
6 min read
Does an economic jackpot await Iran after sanctions removal? It’s all in the fine print.
Iran must overcome deep structural, political, and regional obstacles to reintegrate itself into the world economy after years of isolation, experts say.
7 min read
Why Modi’s record as India's longest-serving PM is tarnished by his anti-Muslim Hindutva agenda
Twelve years of the BJP party’s rule have destroyed India’s secular foundation laid by Jawaharlal Nehru, the country’s first premier, analysts say.
5 min read
Why the US, Iran can’t afford to let the peace deal collapse
Incentives for peace exist for both parties: Washington wants to prove that it pressured Iran into reopening the Strait of Hormuz, while Tehran needs economic breathing space.
6 min read
The inside 'job': How China is recruiting spies through employment portals
Recruiters from China have approached thousands of professionals worldwide through job websites with an aim to allegedly steal government, industrial or technological secrets.
6 min read
Unfolding catastrophe: Israel cuts off Gaza again, deepens humanitarian crisis in devastated enclave
The closure of the last operational border crossing into Gaza by Israel has stopped the flow of all essential humanitarian aid and commercial goods into the territory of 2.4 million already ravaged by a nearly three-year genocidal war.
6 min read
Why European, Asian countries ignore Gaza genocide to stock up on Israeli weapons
Nations doing military transactions with Tel Aviv despite raging wars across the region have lost their claim to neutrality, analysts say.
5 min read
How Netanyahu is intensifying wars and whipping up nationalism to win upcoming elections
Israeli prime ministers have shown a historical tendency to escalate military offensives right before elections, analysts say.
5 min read
From cows to pigs: How India’s Hindu right-wing turned the swine into a weapon to attack Muslims
The use of pigs in protests against Muslims’ religious practices constitutes systematic harassment of India’s largest religious minority under Prime Minister Modi’s BJP party
5 min read
Under fuel blockade: How long can the Cuban government survive economic pressures?
Predictions about the Cuban government’s imminent collapse overlook the island’s deep reserves of "historical dignity" and "national resilience" forged over decades, analysts say.
6 min read
