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 | The New World Disorder India's grandstanding on water warfare and tech diplomacy has hit a hard wall — and it’s starting to crumble under global scrutiny, domestic fragility, and now, a slap from none other than Donald Trump himself. The former U.S. president, who once boasted a “strategic bromance” with Narendra Modi, has now openly rebuked India as an unreliable tech partner. On May 16, Trump blasted Apple CEO Tim Cook for moving production to India, saying bluntly: “We’re not interested in you building in India. India can take care of themselves... we want you to build here.” This is more than a passing remark — it’s a geopolitical signal. Trump, a man known for transactional politics, is effectively declaring India a miscalculated risk. This public fallout is not just about Apple or trade. It's about global patience wearing thin with India’s overreach and arrogance. Graphic: Map showing locations of the hydropower projects that India operates in Kas...

By Zohaib Ahmed, Deep Foresight Strategist and Geopolitical Analyst Published: May 19, 2025 In the modern “Great Game,” where global powers scramble for rare earth metals (REMs) and geopolitical dominance, Pakistan stands as a strategic titan, outwitting the “deep state”—unelected elites in intelligence, military, and corporate circles. With a recovering economy (~$16 billion in reserves,), soaring global standing, and a masterful grasp of deep state machinations, Pakistan has transformed challenges like the 2025 India-Pakistan war, the Kashmir dispute, and the 2025 Minerals Conference into triumphs. By allocating mega-mineral projects to the U.S., Saudi Arabia, and China, Pakistan secures its borders, counters India’s aggression, and shapes the global resource race. Drawing parallels to the 1947 India-Pakistan partition, Russia’s war in Ukraine, and speculative U.S. ambitions in Canada and Greenland, this blog celebrates Pakistan’s rise and envisions its leadership in a volatile world...

“When your enemy cries victory and the world laughs—know that history is being rewritten.” – Zohaib Ahmed, Founder of The New World Disorder India’s Facade Falls, Pakistan Stands Tall — The Countdown to Conflict Begins The mask is off. India’s latest military adventure has ended not with triumph but with a trail of destruction, embarrassment, and global ridicule. From downed aircraft to smoldering bases, even their highly-touted S-400 air defense system has been left in shambles — burnt metal and broken pride . And while Indian media trumpets imaginary victories, the world watches with raised eyebrows and stifled laughter. Meanwhile, Pakistan has played a different game — cool, calculated, and composed. Not only has it presented clear satellite imagery , electronic signature logs , and ground-level intelligence to the world, but it has done so with surgical precision. Proofs, not propaganda. Facts, not fiction. India is now desperately clinging to a narrative no one buys any...

By Zohaib Ahmed Founder, The New World Disorder Think Tank "Oh, what I do for the Crown Prince." These words from Donald Trump, laced with casual bravado, might end up being the preamble to the most consequential geopolitical shift in the modern Middle East. On the surface, it looked like just another flashy Trump trip: red carpets swapped for lavender, Arabian horses lining the tarmac, and investment deals that make headlines. But if you look past the spectacle and into the sequence of moves made during this so-called diplomatic charm offensive, a more calculated design emerges—one that should ring alarm bells in every capital of the Muslim world. The Middle East, a region long defined by its complex interplay of power, religion, and geopolitics, is once again at a pivotal juncture. Recent developments, spearheaded by U.S. President Donald Trump during his whirlwind tour of Gulf countries in May 2025, have raised eyebrows and sparked intense debate about his intentions. A $...

When India dreamt of a red wedding, Pakistan showed up with an iron fist. Introduction: The Subcontinent Ablaze The flames of conflict have been reignited in South Asia. On May 7, 2025, India recklessly launched Operation Sindoor , a missile barrage that struck nine civilian-heavy targets in Pakistan, including mosques, a dispensary, and the Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Project . This brutal attack claimed innocent lives, including that of a young child (The Guardian, May 7). “ This was no precision strike. This was terrorism disguised in a military uniform. ” India's justification? Baseless allegations tying Pakistan to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack. Ignoring Islamabad’s call for a neutral investigation , India instead unleashed violence under a Bollywood-fueled delusion of invincibility . Leaked documents reveal the assault was a RAW-orchestrated false flag. New Delhi decided to act like a rogue state living in a Bollywood fantasy . But Pakistan, long underestimated, respo...

  Pakistan’s Iron Fist: Outsmarting India’s Bluster in the Post-Pahalgam Showdown The week following the April 22, 2025, Pahalgam terror attack in Indian-administered Kashmir has exposed India’s military and diplomatic fragility while showcasing the Pakistan Army’s unmatched strength and strategic brilliance. In just days, Pakistan’s forces captured a Border Security Force (BSF) jawan, downed two Indian quadcopters, jammed India’s vaunted Rafale jets, and forced the retreat of the INS Vikrant aircraft carrier. These decisive actions, coupled with leaked documents alleging India’s RAW orchestrated the Pahalgam attack as a false flag, have left India humiliated, its leadership scrambling, and its global credibility in tatters. As Pakistan’s Mirage jets armed with H-4 Stand-Off Weapons (SOW) stand ready, India’s reckless war drums have turned into a self-inflicted mockery. Let’s unpack Pakistan’s military dominance, India’s catastrophic missteps, and the strategic aftermath that has ...