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About Laiba Shahbaz
Laiba Shahbaz, an inquisitive mind in the field of International Relations, holds a BS in International Relations and an MPhil in Strategic Studies, both earned with distinction (CGPA 3.7). Her academic curiosity spans diplomacy, international politics, and global power structures. Passionate about understanding state behavior and shifting alliances, she also explores cultural dynamics and Muslim world affairs with nuanced insight. Recognizing the value of impactful expression, Laiba joined Sir Syed Kazim Ali’s mentorship to further sharpen her writing skills. Her journey with Sir Kazim has deepened her commitment to articulate complex geopolitical narratives in compelling, research-backed prose. Now, writing as a HowTests author and contributor at CSSPrepForum, she aspires to meaningfully shape conversations on global affairs through thoughtful, strategic perspectives that inform and inspire aspiring minds.
Credentials
University
National Defense university, Islamabad
Age
24
Profession
Student | Author
City
Toba Tek Singh
Province
Punjab
Country
Pakistan
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Laiba Shahbaz
Paradoxical Peace: Nuclear Deterrence and Global Stability
Explores nuclear deterrence, proxy wars, and economic interdependence shaping fragile global peace.
18 August 2025
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488
What is the Role of Elon Musk in US Government, and Why Are Americans Protesting against Him?
Elon Musk's influence in US governance spans space, energy, and media, sparking protests over his labor practices, political stances, and corporate power.
28 July 2025
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What is international law, and does such a law truly exist globally?
Exploring international law's existence, from treaties to UN roles. Does global law truly govern nations? An in-depth analysis.
28 July 2025
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977
What is Fascism, and Why Right-Wing Sentiment Rising across Europe?
Explore the rise of right-wing populism and elements of fascism in Europe, driven by economic instability, immigration, and nationalism. This editorial analyses the factors behind this disturbing trend and its implications for democracy.
28 July 2025
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751
How is the BJP's ideology under Narendra Modi fueling hatred and division in India?
Modi's BJP fuels hatred & division in India through Hindu nationalist ideology, marginalising minorities, promoting singular culture, and normalising violence.
28 July 2025
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570
Will the Real Culprits of Climate Change ever be Impacted by it, and held Accountable?
Climate change is hitting wealthy nations and big polluters. Legal action, public pressure, and rising costs are driving global accountability and justice.
21 July 2025
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666
Is the World Order Changing?
Is the world order changing? This editorial analyzes the key forces driving the transformation of global power dynamics, including China's rise, the retreat of the United States, the fragmentation of alliances, and the impact of technology and global challenges.
18 July 2025
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725
Why 20th Century Europe and Today’s America Are So Similar
This editorial examines the parallels between 20th-century Europe and today's America, focusing on the rise of populism, economic inequality, nationalism, and cultural anxiety. It discusses how these forces threaten democracy and how the lessons of Europe's past can inform America's future.
15 July 2025
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671
Why is There Global Hatred Towards Muslims?
Global hatred towards Muslims stems from historical bias, media misrepresentation, political exploitation, and socio-economic anxieties.
11 July 2025
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861
What could be Learn from the Lessons of the World Wars?
Learn valuable lessons from the World Wars, including the importance of diplomacy, international cooperation, and the dangers of nationalism, in this detailed editorial.
4 July 2025
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Deep-Sea Mining: The Next Frontier in Resource Colonialism?
Deep-sea mining: A new resource rush risking ecological disaster and perpetuating colonial patterns. Is profit worth irreversible ocean harm?
26 June 2025
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