politics

Politics does not dictate our collective cultural mindset as much as it simply reflects it; We've got to look in the mirror sometimes, and we've got one.

“The July Revolution 2024: A New Dawn That Shook Bangladesh”
In July 2024, Bangladesh experienced a watershed moment. What started out as a protest by students turned into a national call for justice. The “July Revolution” wasn’t just another movement—it was the awakening of a nation’s suppressed hopes. With youthful leaders at the helm and a united chorus of “justice, not the state,” this was a moment when courage lit the way forward.
By kaykobad7 months ago in The Swamp
World War 3 in 2025? Secret Predictions from Intelligence Experts
World War 3 in 2025? Secret Predictions from Intelligence Experts The wind of war doesn’t always begin with fire—it starts with whispers. Quiet leaks. Subtle shifts. Hidden alerts that most civilians never notice. But intelligence experts? They see the storm long before the clouds arrive. In shadowy corners of military rooms, encrypted emails, and confidential strategy documents, one chilling phrase has started to appear again and again:
By Ali Asad Ullah7 months ago in The Swamp
The Young Revolutionary Leader: Ibrahim Traoré and the New Face of Burkina Faso
“The Young Revolutionary Leader: Ibrahim Traoré and the New Face of Burkina Faso” Burkina Faso is a landlocked country located in West Africa, with a population of around 20 million. Its flag bears a resemblance to that of Pakistan’s Tehreek-e-Insaf party 🇧🇫, with red and green colors and a yellow star in the center. Formerly known as the Republic of Upper Volta, the country changed its name to Burkina Faso on August 4, 1984, which means “Land of the Upright People” — a title that reflects its people's desire for integrity and self-respect.
By Ikram Ullah7 months ago in The Swamp
China Grants $3.2 Billion Lifeline to Pakistan: What It Means for Both Nations. AI-Generated.
In a significant move that reaffirms its role as Pakistan’s closest economic ally, China has granted a $3.2 billion financial package to Pakistan in June 2025. This decision comes as a much-needed relief for the South Asian country, which has been grappling with foreign exchange shortages, rising inflation, and looming debt repayments.
By Asad Ali7 months ago in The Swamp
Tragedy in the Line of Duty: Idaho Firefighters Shot During Wildfire Response. AI-Generated.
On a tragic June day in 2025, a shocking and heartbreaking incident unfolded in the rugged landscapes of Idaho. In an area already grappling with extreme heat and rapidly spreading wildfires, the unthinkable occurred — multiple firefighters were shot while responding to a call near the remote town of Silver Creek in Blaine County. This violent attack has not only left the local and national firefighting community in mourning but also raised urgent questions about the safety of first responders in increasingly volatile environments.
By Asad Ali7 months ago in The Swamp
India and Israel Threaten War—But Pakistan Is Ready to Erase Their Names from History
Rising Tensions in South Asia: A Dangerous Game Begins In recent weeks, alarming reports have surfaced claiming that India, with alleged backing from Israel, may be planning a military offensive against Pakistan within the next 30 days. Though unconfirmed officially, the threats are spreading like wildfire across media platforms and strategic circles. If true, this isn't just a regional spat—it could ignite a storm that shakes the world order.
By Abid Ali Khan7 months ago in The Swamp
Heatwave Alert and Schools: How France is Responding to Climate Emergencies in the Classroom. AI-Generated.
France is experiencing increasingly intense and frequent heatwaves, turning what was once a rare phenomenon into a seasonal norm. When heatwave alerts are issued by Météo-France, it’s no longer just the elderly or vulnerable who are at risk—schools are now on the frontline of this climate challenge.
By Asad Ali7 months ago in The Swamp
Swat Saniha 26 June 2025: A Grim Reminder of Rising Militancy in Pakistan. AI-Generated.
On the morning of 26 June 2025, a tragic event unfolded in the scenic valley of Swat, Pakistan—a place known more for its beauty and history than for horror. But that morning brought back the painful memories of its dark past. In a brutal and well-coordinated attack, unknown militants opened fire on a government convoy and detonated an explosive device near Mingora, killing at least 22 people, including 7 schoolchildren, 3 security personnel, and several civilians. The Swat Saniha of 26 June 2025 is not just another tragic incident—it is a serious wake-up call for Pakistan’s national security apparatus.
By Asad Ali7 months ago in The Swamp
"Merchant of Menace": Why Is Pakistani Scientist Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan’s Name Linked to Iran’s Nuclear Program?
"Merchant of Menace": Why Is Pakistani Scientist Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan’s Name Linked to Iran’s Nuclear Program? On February 4, 2004, the people of Pakistan witnessed a scene on their television screens that was nothing short of an explosion — and its echoes were heard around the world.
By Ikram Ullah7 months ago in The Swamp
Russia vs Ukraine: What’s Really Happening in 2025 (A Brutally Honest Breakdown)
I’ve been following this war since the day it began. Not as a soldier, not as a politician, not even as a journalist. Just as a human being who cares deeply about truth, suffering, and the ripple effect of violence. And as I write this in mid-2025, I’m painfully aware of how numb we’ve all become to the phrase Russia vs Ukraine. It’s been over three years. Thousands of headlines. Millions of lives changed. And yet, how many of us really know what’s happening right now?
By Bevy Osuos7 months ago in The Swamp
Israel vs Iran: The Shadow War Edging Toward Global Catastrophe
Start writing...Introduction: Beyond Borders, Beyond Control For over four decades, Israel and Iran have been engaged in a deadly rivalry—one that has never fully erupted into declared war, but has never truly been at peace. What began as diplomatic hostility has mutated into a sprawling and chaotic conflict, fought through hackers, spies, militias, and missiles. Today, the situation is no longer about ideology or even territory—it's about survival. And the fuse is dangerously short.
By Abid Ali Khan7 months ago in The Swamp
The Contradictions of Western Ideals:
Growing up in Muslim societies, I often felt caught between two worlds: the traditional Islamic values we held sacred and the Western ideals we were taught to admire—but also fear. As I matured, I found myself increasingly drawn to Western concepts like liberal democracy, freedom of speech, secularism, and Enlightenment rationality. These ideals appeared to represent human dignity, progress, and justice. But over time, the contradictions behind them became impossible to ignore.
By Zeeshan Ali7 months ago in The Swamp