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Bilal Hyder Simair
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Contributor, The Friday Times
Islamabad
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Biography
Bilal Hyder Simair, a contributing writer for The Friday Times, is dedicated to analyzing the intricacies of Middle Eastern affairs, particularly focusing on the Axis of Resistance and Iran. With a specialized interest in Pakistan's foreign relations and the geopolitics of the Middle East, Bilal delves into the complex dynamics shaping the region's political landscape. Through his insightful perspectives, he offers valuable insights into the evolving relationships and power dynamics within the Middle Easten region with prime focus on the Axis of Resistance, contributing to a deeper understanding of global geopolitics
I think it is very possible for any subject to be associated with corruption and even politics,
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By Bilal Hyder Simair Verified| The Friday Times Verified A long effort backed by the West, various Arab states, and Turkey – which started after the Arab Spring and involved changing the political landscapes in Syria for greater geopolitical gains – has finally succeeded in the overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad on 8 December 2024.
By Wardah Shahid, Bilal Hyder Simair Verified, Muhammad Hamza Tanvir Verified, Minahil Khalid| Paradigm Shift@ She is a graduate in Peace and Conflict Studies, from National Defence University, Islamabad. As a social science student, her focal points harbor critical analysis of the changing regional and global political dimensions. Digital advocacy has reached new heights since the onset of the Israel-Palestine conflict. In the war of public opinion and consensus, pro-Palestinian activists have increased engagement via an artificial intelligence image circulating social media.
By Fatimah Naeem, Maidah Tariq, Bilal Hyder Simair Verified, Ayra Azhar| Paradigm Shift@ Ms Fatimah Naeem is pursuing her Bachelor's in Peace and Conflict Studies from National Defence University Islamabad. After transitioning to a democratic form of governance in May 2016, Myanmar’s military-oriented state system was finally beginning to see an end, as perceived by the global community. Unfortunately, the ground realities were completely different in this regard.
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The Friday Times