The Long March: Politics or National Security? In this episode of Geopolitical GupShup, we look beyond party politics to examine the Long March through the lens of national security and regional dynamics. Where does political mobilisation end and a security concern begin—and what nuance are we missing? Watch the episode here: [ Watch on our channel, and don’t forget to like, share and subscribe: [ @OtherImranKhan @khansheharyar @jumainasiddiqui @KaleemImam

How is America’s global strategy changing—and what does it mean for Pakistan? In this episode of Geopolitical GupShup, we sit down with Dr. Kamran Bokhari (@KamranBokhari), geopolitical analyst, Senior Resident Fellow at the Middle East Policy Council (@MidEastPolicy) and Senior Director at the New Lines Institute for Strategy and Policy (@NewlinesInst) in Washington, D.C. The conversation explores shifting U.S. priorities, the evolving strategic landscape in West Asia, and Pakistan’s choices in an increasingly contested world. From regional rivalries to great-power competition, we examine how Pakistan can navigate uncertainty, strengthen its diplomatic position, and respond to emerging risks and opportunities. Like, share, and subscribe to Geopolitical GupShup for more conversations on geopolitics, security, and international affairs. @OtherImranKhan @khansheharyar @jumainasiddiqui @KaleemImam

New episode of Geopolitical Gupshup: Digital War — Pakistan and Cyber Geopolitics in the Age of AI. NDF senior fellow Imran Khan (@OtherImranKhan) speaks with cybersecurity expert Kashoon Leeza (@KashoonLeeza) on how cyber power is changing state competition, Pakistan’s biggest vulnerabilities, whether AI favors attackers or defenders, and what strategic autonomy looks like for middle powers. Watch, like, share, and subscribe: