Ali Ahmad Faruqi

Ali Ahmad Faruqi is an undergraduate student in the Department of International Relations at International Islamic University, Islamabad. He serves as a contributor to Think Tank Journal, where he writes on regional geopolitics, foreign policy, and South Asian affairs.
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Why Netanyahu Is Turning Europe’s Gaza Policy Into an “Islamic” Threat

Benjamin Netanyahu’s description of Britain as the “Islamic Republic of Britain” is more than an offensive political joke. It reveals a growing strategic argument...

Muslims Against Muslims? Why Rohingya Refugees Are Under Attack in Malaysia?

The Rohingya refugee crisis in Malaysia is becoming more than a debate about immigration, national security or social pressure. It is increasingly becoming a...

Netanyahu’s Veto and the Limits of American Power: Is Washington Losing Control?

The latest confrontation between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has exposed a difficult reality at the heart of American...

Is Trump’s Gaza Breakthrough the First Step Toward a Historic US-Iran Deal?

For decades, every American administration has entered the Middle East promising stability and left confronting the same reality: the region's conflicts are deeply interconnected....

Why Doesn’t Trump Want More Talks with Iran? Will War Pressure Really Work?

Donald Trump's latest declaration that the United States has "no interest" in further talks with Iran marks one of the most significant shifts in...

Is Tehran Stronger After the War? Understanding Iran’s New Political Order

For decades, Western policymakers viewed Iran through a familiar lens: an isolated revolutionary state led by aging clerics, constrained by sanctions, weakened by economic...

Is Punjab’s New Law the Biggest Expansion of State Power Since Independence?

Nearly eight decades after Pakistan achieved independence from British colonial rule, Punjab's proposed Punjab Control of Habitual Offenders and Anti-Social Behaviour Bill, 2026 has...
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