Since its founding, Pakistan has remained a state under threat. The eastern wing of the moth-eaten Pakistan that was compromised upon in 1947, had borders with a hostile neighbor, India, to the east. At the same time, its inception reopened old questions concerning ethnic fault lines in South Asia. Across the border to the east

In an article published on the 5th July, the US announced that it had left Bagram Air Base. The website Al Jazeera reported1 that, “The United States left Afghanistan’s Bagram Airfield after nearly 20 years by shutting off the electricity and slipping away in the night without notifying the base’s new Afghan commander

On 30th July 2021, the Chief Minister of Sindh, Pakistan imposed a strict lockdown in Karachi, Pakistan, the most populated Muslim city in the world, claiming it to be done for controlling the spread of the coronavirus. Along with imposing a ban on pillion motorcycle riding and shutting down markets, the rulers also limited time for vegetable vendors

On July 1, Russian television showed another propaganda material under the guise of the news. “Several major special operations of the FSB at once: in different regions: in Moscow and in the Astrakhan region, terrorist attacks were prevented: they were prepared by two members of the international terrorist organization ISIS, banned in Russia. One of them - in the Astrakhan region - put up armed resistance. He was eliminated.