The New World Disorder

New York Times, May 1998: “A poor nation has pulled off the impossible — and the West must reassess.” May 28, 1998 — a day that echoed like thunder across the global defense landscape. A day when a Muslim nuclear power emerged from the shadows of silence. A day when the world could no longer ignore the will of a sovereign state determined to preserve its dignity, deterrence, and destiny. This day is celebrated as Youm-e-Takbeer — “The Day of Greatness” — marking Pakistan’s successful nuclear tests in Chagai, Balochistan. But beyond the mushroom clouds and shockwaves lies a story of resilience, brilliance, betrayal, and ultimately, defiance. It’s a story of how Pakistan — under immense pressure, sanctions, sabotage, and surveillance — built the most secure, lethal, and independent nuclear program in the Muslim world. Pakistan built its nuclear program without any formal international assistance . The Spark: A Quest for Sovereignty Amidst Hostility The seeds of Pakistan’s nuclear...

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...

By: Zohaib Ahmed | Defense Analyst | The New World Disorder Think Tank INTRODUCTION: A SHOCKWAVE THROUGH SOUTH ASIA’S STRATEGIC SKY On a crisp, unassuming morning, Pakistan Air Force (PAF) executed an operation that sent ripples across global defense corridors. In what may be remembered as one of the most audacious yet precise modern-day aerial operations, Pakistan successfully neutralized India’s prized S-400 air defense system deployed at Adampur Air Force Station — not by brute force, but by surgical precision and cutting-edge anti-radiation warfare. The world was stunned. A system often described as “the most lethal and impenetrable air defense shield” had its radar eyes gouged out — by none other than the JF-17 Thunder, the workhorse of PAF’s indigenous air combat fleet. This wasn’t just a missile strike; it was a statement . One that challenged the myth of invincibility surrounding the S-400 Triumf system — and exposed strategic vulnerabilities that many thought were untouch...

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...

Would You Pay Monthly to Use a Fridge or Car? The Subscription Economy: A Deep Dive into the Future of Ownership The subscription model—once reserved for magazines and cable TV—has evolved into a powerful economic force, redefining how we consume goods and services. From Netflix to Spotify, paying for access instead of ownership is now mainstream. But what happens when this model extends to everything? Imagine subscribing not just to movies or music, but to your phone , car , computer , home , and even your refrigerator . Industry titans like Elon Musk , Satya Nadella , and Tim Cook are championing this shift, while companies such as Tesla , Microsoft , and Landing are turning vision into reality. But amid the buzz, there’s also skepticism—are we heading toward a future where nothing is truly ours? This comprehensive deep dive explores the rise of the subscription economy, its transformative potential, hidden pitfalls, and the myths that need busting. 📈 The Rise of the Subscriptio...