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23/06/2025 0

Airspace Closure: Iran–US Tensions Shake Gulf Aviation Industry



Airspace Closure: Iran–US Tensions Shake Gulf Aviation Industry

✍️ By: Masood Ahmad Khan Nasir

The escalating tension between Iran and the United States has reached a dangerous new level, with consequences that extend far beyond military and diplomatic arenas. This ongoing conflict has now directly impacted the airspace of Gulf countries, the civil aviation industry, and travelers around the globe.

In recent days, Iran has not only threatened attacks on U.S. military bases stationed in Qatar, Bahrain, and other Gulf countries, but reports suggest that missiles have already been launched. In response to this alarming situation, several Arab nations—including Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Iraq—have completely closed their airspace.




Heavy Financial Losses for Gulf Airlines

The Gulf region holds a significant place on the global aviation map. Airlines such as

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19/06/2025 0

Is Pakistan Free or Submitting to Foreign Agendas?

Is Pakistan Free or Submitting to Foreign Agendas?

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Is Pakistan Free or Submitting to Foreign Agendas?

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Is Pakistan Free or Submitting to Foreign Agendas?

By: Masood Ahmad Khan Nasir

Every year on August 14, we proudly celebrate our Independence Day. Flags wave high, patriotic songs echo across the streets, and the nation claims to be free and sovereign. But in reality, are we truly independent? Are our laws, our constitution, and our religious values still in command? Or have we become submissive to international

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19/06/2025 0

Pakistan’s Military and the U.S.: A Dangerous Alignment Against Iran?

History has repeatedly shown that whenever the United States finds itself in need of Pakistan’s strategic cooperation, Pakistan’s political leadership is conveniently sidelined — and the military establishment steps forward to serve American interests with renewed vigor.

Recent developments have once again brought this reality to light. A meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, General Asim Munir, has raised serious concerns about the direction in which Pakistan is heading — particularly regarding Iran.

According to various sources, the primary agenda of this high-level meeting was not Pakistan’s internal stability or economic revival — but Iran. The United States, in its aggressive foreign policy stance, is seeking regime change in Iran and is reportedly supporting Reza Pahlavi, the exiled crown prince, as a potential puppet

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18/06/2025 0

If Regime Change Happens in Iran — Who Could Lead the Country Next?

Iran’s decades-long theocratic regime appears to be standing at a historic crossroads. The death of Mahsa Amini sparked a wave of protests that, combined with a crumbling economy, international sanctions, and growing dissent among the youth, has created an environment ripe for change.

If a regime change were to occur in Iran, the critical question arises: Who could take the reins of leadership? Three names are currently under the spotlight internationally: Reza Pahlavi, Maryam Rajavi, and Roya (Roshanak) Zand. In addition to these individuals, there are other possibilities worth exploring.

Reza Pahlavi — The Former Crown Prince, A Transitional Leader?

Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s last monarch Mohammad Reza Shah,

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18/06/2025 0

Only 10 Days of Interceptors Left: Iran’s Smart, Low-Cost Strategy Drains Israel’s Defense

A dramatic shift is unfolding in the Middle East’s military dynamics. A recent report by The Washington Post has sent shockwaves across diplomatic and defense circles worldwide: Israel may have only 10 to 12 days' worth of interceptor missiles left if current trends continue. With Iran employing a calculated strategy of low-volume but sustained attacks, Israel’s costly missile defense system is under unprecedented pressure.

Iran’s Strategic Intelligence

Iran has adopted an unconventional and highly calculated war tactic. Instead of overwhelming barrages, it is launching smaller, more frequent missile attacks, not necessarily to cause maximum damage — but to exhaust Israel’s missile defense stockpile and economic stamina.

This strategy aims to slowly wear down the enemy’s resources —

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18/06/2025 0

The Establishment: A Subordinate Force, Not a Supreme One — A Reflection on Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s Statement

Pakistan's political discourse took a bold turn when Maulana Fazlur Rehman, head of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F), made a powerful statement regarding the role of the establishment in national affairs:

> "The establishment is indeed a force, but not a supreme one—it is a subordinate force. Show your excellence in defense, not in politics!"



This statement not only challenges the conventional perception of the establishment's authority in Pakistan but also revives a critical constitutional and democratic debate: What is the rightful domain of the armed forces and other state institutions in a democratic setup?

The Meaning Behind the Words

Maulana Fazl's remark directly confronts the narrative that the military establishment holds unchecked power in Pakistan. By

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17/06/2025 0

Iran Completes Preparations to Target U.S. Bases, Claims New York Times

Tehran (International Desk) – A recent report by The New York Times has revealed that Iran has completed its preparations to target American military bases in the Middle East. This development comes amid escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, raising serious concerns about a broader regional conflict.

According to the report, Iran’s military leadership has issued a strong warning, stating that any direct U.S. involvement in support of Israel could provoke a swift Iranian response targeting American installations, particularly those in Iraq and other Gulf countries.

Military analysts view this move as a strategic deterrent aimed at dissuading the United States from getting directly involved in the conflict. Iranian sources further claim that plans are in place to mine the Strait of Hormuz, target naval vessels, and use allied militias

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21/05/2025 0

A Legacy of Purpose and Empowerment

What is the legacy you want to leave behind?

Prompt: What is the legacy you want to leave behind?

I want to leave behind a legacy of purpose-driven impact — one where my efforts contributed to empowering others, promoting truth, and making meaningful change. Whether through my words, actions, or the platforms I built, I hope people remember me as someone who stood for justice, inspired growth, and never hesitated to take a stand for what was right. My legacy should be one that continues to uplift even after I'm gone.

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05/05/2025 0

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26/04/2025 0

Why Millions of Women Secretly Love Praise in the Bedroom – And Most Men Have No Idea




In recent months, a quiet storm has been brewing on platforms like TikTok – and it's revealing a powerful truth that many couples overlook in their intimate relationships: words matter more than we think.

We often assume that bedroom “kinks” revolve around physical preferences – specific actions, toys, or fantasies. But what if we told you there’s a psychological kink that taps into deep emotional connection, and millions of women are into it?

It’s called a praise kink, also known as affirmation play or even "good girl/good boy" kink.

Unlike other forms of intimacy, this one doesn’t require fancy techniques or tools. It doesn’t even rely heavily on physical touch. It’s all about something much simpler – verbal affirmation.

So What

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