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Adil Raja is a journalist, political commentator, and former Pakistan Army officer whose reporting focuses on civil-military relations, democracy, human rights, and geopolitical developments in South Asia. A former major in the Pakistan Army, he has become a prominent voice on issues of governance, accountability, and regional security, providing analysis and investigative reporting on political developments in Pakistan and the wider international arena. His work has been featured across digital media platforms and is followed by audiences seeking independent perspectives on global affairs, strategic policy, and state power.
Bashir Ahmed is an investigative correspondent focusing on militancy, insurgent networks, South Asian geopolitics, and strategic affairs. His reporting covers militant organizations operating across Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the Middle East, including detailed investigations into leadership structures, networks, recruitment systems, and cross-border security threats. As he is currently working with a South Asian news organization, he contributes under the pen name Bashir Ahmed.
The author is an Italian journalist.
Ramsha Afridi is a writer and University of London graduate with a strong focus on thoughtful storytelling and detail-driven work. She has contributed to several international magazines, writing on key contemporary issues that shape today’s world. Alongside her professional work, she enjoys reading, creating, and travelling, often drawing inspiration from new experiences and cultures around her.
Theo is a journalist covering geopolitics and the health of democracy around the world. Prior to becoming a journalist he was a police officer in London's Metropolitan Police Service, focusing on human trafficking intelligence
Tony Gosling is a British investigative journalist, historian, and broadcaster. Trained by the BBC, he presents The Bristol Politics Show and has spent more than two decades reporting on geopolitics, intelligence, financial power structures, and international affairs