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Rawalpindi hosts Pakistan's Army HQ — the nerve center of its military.
Kamal Hyder reports from Rawalpindi, the city adjacent to Islamabad where Pakistan Army GHQ is located — giving him a front-row seat to military and security developments. Learn more at Wikipedia
Kamal Hyder has reported from Pakistan for AJE since its 2006 launch!
Based in Rawalpindi — next to the military capital Islamabad — Hyder has covered Pakistan's most volatile decades: Taliban insurgencies, drone strikes, political upheavals, and the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Arman Mahmoudian researches security & politics in the Middle East
Based at the University of South Florida, Mahmoudian focuses on regional security, making him a key voice on Gulf and Middle Eastern affairs. Explore Security Studies at Wikipedia
Ruchira Rangaprasad is an entrepreneur speaking from the front lines of business.
Entrepreneurs on AJE bring a practitioner's view — not just theory. Rangaprasad's on-the-ground experience building and running ventures gives real-world weight to the economic or business story being discussed.
Arman Mahmoudian researches authoritarian politics & Iranian security.
Based at the University of South Florida, Mahmoudian focuses on political risk, state behavior, and security dynamics in the Middle East and Central Asia — making him a go-to voice for unpacking Iran's domestic and regional moves.
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The Fed's benchmark rate, unchanged since 1913 in structure, quietly drives your mortgage, credit card APR & savings yield. Explore how it works at Wikipedia
Just 5 of 193 UN members can veto any Security Council resolution!
The US, UK, France, Russia, and China have held permanent veto power since 1945. Russia (including the Soviet era) has cast over 100 vetoes — more than any other nation — often deadlocking the Council on major crises.
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