The New World Disorder

Pakistan-Russia Talks Signal New Power Bloc After May 2025 War Shockwaves The dust has barely settled from the thunderclaps of war—and yet, the geopolitical tectonic plates are already shifting. What emerged from the May 2025 conflict wasn’t just a military scorecard. It was the dawn of a new South Asian order—and the world is watching. War Games, Real Results: Pakistan’s Psychological Triumph Over India May 2025 will go down in history as the month when South Asia’s balance of power shattered. In a stunning military and psychological upset, Pakistan emerged victorious in a limited but brutal war with India. Six Indian aircraft—including three Rafale jets, one Su-30MKI, one MiG-29, and a Mirage 2000—were wiped from the skies. But the real shocker? Pakistan neutralized the crown jewel of Russian air defense exports: the mighty S-400 Triumf system. That single moment did more than damage Indian pride. It triggered alarm bells in Moscow, where Russian defense planners found themsel...

By Zohaib Ahmed Editor-in-Chief, The New World Disorder Something shifted post-April. After India’s brief yet aggressive miscalculation in Kashmir, and Pakistan’s measured yet forceful response, a strategic window has cracked open—one not seen since the Cold War realignments. And while the West was caught napping, Washington, or more precisely Trump’s America , seems to have woken up, nodding toward Islamabad with a mix of curiosity, grudging respect, and commercial interest. Trump is now publicly admiring Pakistan again. This isn’t nostalgia—this is an opportunity. It’s 2025. China is already in our backyard, in our bloodstream, in our ports and power plants. But now the United States—under a bold, business-first doctrine—is back in the game. The challenge for Pakistan is clear: don’t become anyone’s pawn. Be the board. The New Multipolar Gameboard Pakistan must weaponize non-alignment . This doesn’t mean neutrality—it means being indispensable to both power blocs for different rea...

By Zohaib Ahmed | Founder, The New World Disorder ISLAMABAD – The city buzzed with executive energy as the 8th edition of the Leaders in Islamabad Business Summit (LIIBS) unfurled at a local hotel. Under the theme “Navigating the Unknown,” Pakistan’s most prestigious corporate conclave brought together a rare mix of public policy stewards, tech evangelists, economic reformers, and climate warriors—all aligned on one front: to future-proof Pakistan in an era of compounding uncertainty. But this wasn’t just another networking event. This was a battlefield of ideas—where visions collided, realities were confronted, and leaders reimagined a Pakistan not as it is, but as it must become . The Power Table: Insight Meets Influence Opening the summit with thunderous clarity was Muhammad Azfar Ahsan , Chairman of Nutshell Group and ex-Minister for Investment. His words set the tone: “National prosperity hinges on pioneering sustainable solutions.” From ecological reframing to economic re...