Author: Raja Zahid Khanzada

Del Nobel a los aranceles: Trump ha rasgado el velo de la diplomacia global Por Raja Zahid Akhtar Khanzada La política mundial nunca ha sido únicamente un juego de poder. Siempre ha sido también una política del ego, del reconocimiento y de los premios. Algunos líderes aspiran a ocupar un lugar en la historia, otros en los libros, y hay quienes llegan a considerar el Premio Nobel de la Paz como una certificación de su propia grandeza. Donald Trump lleva más de un año moviéndose en esa órbita. Sus proclamaciones de paz, sus relatos de mediaciones exitosas y sus declaraciones…

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https://youtube.com/shorts/KzqmyQAtRNs?si=opMJfqXGH8ur30Gk Karachi Drowned in the Ashes of Gul Plaza: Burned Bodies, Ruin, and One Question for the Governor: What Have You Done So Far? By Raja Zahid Akhtar Khanzada It is often said that not everything needs to be dressed up as politics. Some tragedies speak in their own language. They compose their own elegies and stand, uninvited, as questions before the living conscience. The ashes of Gul Plaza in Karachi had not yet cooled. Dreams lay buried beneath the debris. People remained missing, with the haunting fear that several lives may already have turned into burned bodies. Billions of…

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Waqar Chishti: A Lamp Lit in the Darkness of Migration — One Officer, One Community, Countless Stories ! By Raja Zahid Akhtar Khanzada In foreign lands, some people do more than merely survive. They give others the courage to survive. Some faces, whether in uniform or without it, become a form of protection simply by being present. In Dallas’s South Asian community, Waqar Chishti is one such name a name not only recognized, but respected. He is not seen merely as a security officer; he is regarded as support, as guidance, as a quiet savior in unfamiliar territory. Few truly…

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Sindh’s Political Landscape: Bilawal Bhutto’s Message, the Critique, and the Reality By Raja Zahid Akhtar Khanzada When Bilawal Bhutto Zardari stood in the ornate hall of the Presidency in Islamabad and addressed foreign diplomats, business leaders, and members of the media under the banner of “Sindh’s Transformation Story,” it was not merely a routine government briefing. It was a carefully constructed defense of the Pakistan Peoples Party’s longest uninterrupted provincial rule, presented deliberately to an international audience. With confidence, Bilawal rejected the perception that the PPP had “done nothing” in Sindh, arguing instead that between 2008 and 2025 the province…

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Is Iran on the Brink of War? Greenland’s Chessboard and the Psychology of Trump By Raja Zahid Akhtar Khanzada At first glance, Donald Trump’s recent statements on Iran appear steeped in the language of impending war. Read through headlines alone, they sound like a prelude to confrontation. Yet my reading of Trump extends beyond sound bites. I have studied several of the nineteen books he has authored, particularly his most influential works, and during my academic training in natural medicine, I spent five years formally studying human psychology. Viewed through this broader lens—his writings, his psychological patterns, and the continuity…

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¿Está Irán al borde de la guerra? El tablero de Groenlandia y la política psicológica de Trump Por: Raja Zahid Akhtar Khanzada Las recientes declaraciones de Donald Trump sobre Irán, si se leen únicamente en el marco de los titulares, parecen anunciar un lenguaje previo a la guerra. Sin embargo, tras haber estudiado varias de las diecinueve obras escritas por Trump, especialmente sus libros más influyentes, y después de cinco años de formación en psicología humana durante mis estudios en medicina natural, la imagen que emerge es sustancialmente distinta. Cuando se analiza a Trump a través de sus libros, su…

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Del autobús a las cadenas: la historia de lucha, poder y caída de Nicolás Maduro Por Raja Zahid Akhtar Khanzada Aquel día, como millones de personas en todo el mundo, mantuve la mirada fija en la pantalla del televisor. No estaba sentado en un banco de ninguna corte de Nueva York, pero aun así el escenario completo se desplegaba ante mis ojos. Televisores, teléfonos móviles, transmisiones en directo en redes sociales y los rótulos de última hora de los canales de noticias coincidían en un mismo instante. El ruido de un helicóptero, un convoy descendiendo en el aire frío y…

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From Bus Driver to Shackles: The Rise, Power, and Fall of Nicolás Maduro By Raja Zahid Akhtar Khanzada That day, like millions of others around the world, my eyes were fixed on a television screen. I was not sitting on a bench inside a New York courtroom, yet the entire scene unfolded vividly before me. Televisions, mobile phones, social media livestreams, and the breaking news tickers of global networks converged in a single moment. The thudding sound of a helicopter, a convoy descending into the cold air, and images that may well endure for years as a distilled symbol of…

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PPP USA President Issues Show-Cause Notices Over Disputed Hosting Claims at Benazir Bhutto Anniversary in Dallas Dallas / New York: The president of the Pakistan Peoples Party USA has issued formal show-cause notices to several party officials following what party leaders describe as false and misleading claims regarding the hosting of an event commemorating the 18th death anniversary of Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto in Dallas, Texas. According to informed sources, Muhammad Khalid Awan, the central president of PPP USA, took strict notice of reports suggesting incorrect or fabricated attributions of hosting responsibility for the December 27, 2025, memorial gathering. Party…

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“Maybe Pakistan Will One Day Sell Oil to India” — A Trump Remark and the Shifting Geometry of Global Energy By Raja Zahid Akhtar Khanzada When Donald Trump made the remark last year, the world did not take it seriously. Social media laughed, analysts dismissed it as another careless statement, and even in Pakistan the words were received with surprise and unease. At the time, the picture was genuinely blurred, and few realized that this was not a comment about oil reserves alone, but an allusion to routes, power, and future roles in a changing global order. Trump had said:…

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