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Uzbekistan's Strategic Resources Must Serve the Muslim People, Not Colonial Powers!

In recent years, colonial powers and foreign companies have shown a sharp increase in interest in Uzbekistan's gold, uranium, tungsten, molybdenum, lithium, and other strategic minerals. Various agreements, investment projects, and cooperation mechanisms are being established in this area with the United States, China, Japan, Britain, France, and Canada.
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The Armed Forces of Pakistan Must Completely End the American Presence in the Middle East, And Must Never Become Part of a War of Fitnah Among Muslims in Yemen

The reality of the Makkah Agreement became apparent within just one month: that this agreement was in fact concluded to preserve America’s declining authority in the region and to share America’s security burden. Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar clarified immediately after the agreement, on 7 August 2026, 
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The Difference Between a Politician and a Political Scientist

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While the concepts of a “politician” and a “political scientist” are closely related, their functions and roles differ. A political scientist is a specialist who studies politics scientifically and analyzes political events. They study states, political systems, and international relations, analyzing the causes and consequences of events to offer conclusions and recommendations. 

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Türkiye’s Prescribed Role for the Coming Phase

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Axios reported that the White House recently released details of the Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy. This 33-page document focused on several issues, most notably the Muslim World. U.S. interest in the Middle East stems from the region's geographic importance and unique geopolitical location. The strategy dedicated two pages to the Middle East file, o

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BRICS: Is the Global Order Changing, or Are Power Centers Within It Merely Shifting?

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On September 12, 2026, BRICS leaders met in India. The summit concluded with the adoption of the “New Delhi Declaration,” in which the group affirmed its commitment to strengthening multilateralism, reforming global governance institutions, increasing the representation of emerging markets and developing states, and building a “fairer and more equitable” international order.

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