The New World Disorder

  Forging Steel and Strategy: Pakistan Army’s Armored Ascendancy Toward 2030 How Pakistan’s tank fleets, advanced anti-armor systems, and a domestic defense industry are shaping South Asia’s future battlefield dynamics. By Zohaib Ahmed, Founder – The New World Disorder By Zohaib Ahmed, Founder – The New World Disorder In the theater of modern land warfare, armored dominance is not simply a matter of numbers—it’s about synergy between steel, technology, and strategic foresight. As of August 2025, the Pakistan Army is undergoing a seismic transformation in armored warfare, positioning itself as a regional heavyweight in both conventional firepower and futuristic military systems. With a battle-hardened core of over 2,500 tanks, 4,000+ armored personnel carriers (APCs), and a rapidly expanding missile and anti-tank arsenal, the force is not merely maintaining parity—it is actively shaping the future of mechanized warfare. By 2030, Pakistan’s armored corps is projected to integrate...

  Subtitle: A ruthless exposé of war crimes, peace pacts, betrayal, rebirth, and Pakistan’s unexpected rise to global superstardom. “History is not written by the victors anymore. It’s ghostwritten by strategists with nukes, oil, and media dominance. Welcome to the New World Disorder .” INTRO: The Theatre of Power Has a New Script The world is not merely evolving—it is burning, bending, and being rebuilt . The old guard of geopolitics lies shattered like the ruins of Gaza’s skyline. The new architects? A former reality TV star turned president, a kingdom looking to dominate the Islamic world, and a South Asian nation once written off as a “failed state” now punching like a superpower. In 2025, the New World Order is no longer a conspiracy theory. It’s breaking news —engineered in backdoor meetings, airbase corridors, and underground bunkers. What’s being constructed is not peace , but a highly calculated, oil-greased, war-scarred New World Disorder . The world stands at a...

The United Nations Ocean Conference 2025, currently underway in Nice, France, serves as a crucial barometer for the health of our planet's most vital ecosystem. As UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres starkly warned, we cannot allow the deepest oceans to "become the wild west." This summit, co-hosted by France and Costa Rica, is a complex tapestry of scientific urgency, economic ambitions, and geopolitical maneuvering, aiming to accelerate action and mobilize all actors to conserve and sustainably use the ocean, particularly in support of Sustainable Development Goal 14 (SDG14). Amid the Mediterranean charm, UNOC3 became a battleground of geopolitical rivalries, economic power plays, and conflicting environmental ideologies. This deep-dive dissects the agenda, barriers, outcomes—and Pakistan’s surprisingly assertive role. The Agenda: A Three-Pronged Approach The 2025 conference agenda is structured around three main priorities, culminating in an ambitious Nice Ocean ...