Riyadh’s Riches, Islamabad’s Might: The Saudi-Pakistan Pact that will Shatter Israel’s Hegemony?
What drives geopolitics: Faith or Fury? This talk uses realism theory to analyze the Saudi-Pakistan Strategic Pact, moving past the historical indignity of colonial carve-ups and the British imperial scraps that birthed the modern Middle East.
It analyses how Saudi Arabia’s vast wealth will leverage Pakistan’s military might, signaling a seismic shift: the end of Pakistan’s financial dependence and a transformation from bailout borrower to power broker.
Is this new alliance driven by Islamic solidarity or ruthless Realpolitik? This talk will analyze how this defense agreement serves as the ultimate geopolitical checkmate designed to dismantle the regional hegemony of the apartheid state of Israel and halt the ambitions of the Greater Israel project in West Asia.
About the Speaker:
Syed Hammad Husain is an educationist and historian specializing in the military and political history of the broader Eurasian regions, including South Asia, West Asia and the Mediterranean. His research uses comparative analysis to examine long-term shifts in warfare and power dynamics, consistently grounding contemporary security issues in their deep historical context.
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The Black Hole
Plot 5H, Street 100, G-11/3, Islamabad.
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