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[{"id":1234,"link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/2024\/09\/the-untouchables-why-high-profile-cases-rarely-see-conviction\/","name":"the-untouchables-why-high-profile-cases-rarely-see-conviction","thumbnail":{"url":false,"alt":false},"title":"The Untouchables; Why High-Profile Cases Rarely See Conviction","excerpt":"This is evident in Karsaz accident, Noor Muqaddam, Shahzeb Khan cases where justice is bought in Pakistan. Money and authority protect celebrities from getting convicted while the victims are left with no option than to suffer. This is a systemic inequality that requires judicial reform in order to have equal treatment of all people in the society. Will justice prevail?","content":"The Untouchables | Op-ed | Security Lense | 18-Sep-2024 There is a proverb that reads, \u201cJustice is blind,\" which means \u201cthe legal system is unbiased","author":{"name":"Zahra Mehmood","link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/zahra-mehmood\/"},"date":"Sep 18, 2024","dateGMT":"2024-09-18 15:28:20","modifiedDate":"2024-09-18 15:28:23","modifiedDateGMT":"2024-09-18 15:28:23","commentCount":"0","commentStatus":"open","categories":{"coma":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/opinion-articles\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Opinion Articles<\/a>","space":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/opinion-articles\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Opinion Articles<\/a>"},"taxonomies":{"post_tag":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/justice\/' rel='post_tag'>Justice<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/karsaz\/' rel='post_tag'>Karsaz<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/politics\/' rel='post_tag'>politics<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/rule-of-law\/' rel='post_tag'>Rule of law<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/securitylense\/' rel='post_tag'>Securitylense<\/a>","author":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/zahra-mehmood\/' rel='author'>Zahra Mehmood<\/a>"},"readTime":{"min":5,"sec":59},"status":"publish"},{"id":1227,"link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/2024\/09\/the-double-standard-of-justice-how-elite-escape-accountability\/","name":"the-double-standard-of-justice-how-elite-escape-accountability","thumbnail":{"url":false,"alt":false},"title":"The double standard of justice: How elite escape accountability","excerpt":"In Pakistan, justice is often reserved for the common citizen, while the elite escape accountability through influence and power. High-profile cases, from the Noor Muqadam murder to the Karsaz incident, highlight the deep flaws in the judiciary. Despite constitutional promises of equality, elites continue to manipulate the system, raising questions about fairness and democracy.","content":"Justice and Elitism | Op-ed | Security Lense | 17-Sep-2024 Can justice truly be blind if it turns a blind eye towards a specific class","author":{"name":"Eman Arshad","link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/eman-arshad\/"},"date":"Sep 17, 2024","dateGMT":"2024-09-17 09:17:28","modifiedDate":"2024-09-17 09:17:31","modifiedDateGMT":"2024-09-17 09:17:31","commentCount":"0","commentStatus":"open","categories":{"coma":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/opinion-articles\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Opinion Articles<\/a>","space":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/opinion-articles\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Opinion Articles<\/a>"},"taxonomies":{"post_tag":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/justice\/' rel='post_tag'>Justice<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/karsaz\/' rel='post_tag'>Karsaz<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/politics\/' rel='post_tag'>politics<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/rule-of-law\/' rel='post_tag'>Rule of law<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/securitylense\/' rel='post_tag'>Securitylense<\/a>","author":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/eman-arshad\/' rel='author'>Eman Arshad<\/a>"},"readTime":{"min":5,"sec":47},"status":"publish"},{"id":1203,"link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/2024\/09\/justice-and-elitism\/","name":"justice-and-elitism","thumbnail":{"url":false,"alt":false},"title":"Justice and Elitism","excerpt":"Pakistani justice system mainly reflects elitism featuring the powerful as criminals going scot-free while the poor are being deprived of justice. Such examples include Karsaaz and Shahrukh Jatoi which reveal how the flaws work systematically. Regulatory measures and digital advancements along with the removal of poverty are expected to remould the society to make efficient and reasonably just.","content":"Justice and Elitism | Report| Security Lense | 16-Sep-2024 \"It is the spirit and not the form of law that keeps justice alive.\" Judiciary, often","author":{"name":"Hira Maroof","link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/hira-maroof\/"},"date":"Sep 15, 2024","dateGMT":"2024-09-15 23:23:11","modifiedDate":"2024-09-15 23:23:15","modifiedDateGMT":"2024-09-15 23:23:15","commentCount":"0","commentStatus":"open","categories":{"coma":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/report\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Report<\/a>","space":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/report\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Report<\/a>"},"taxonomies":{"post_tag":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/justice\/' rel='post_tag'>Justice<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/politics\/' rel='post_tag'>politics<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/rule-of-law\/' rel='post_tag'>Rule of law<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/securitylense\/' rel='post_tag'>Securitylense<\/a>","author":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/hira-maroof\/' rel='author'>Hira Maroof<\/a>"},"readTime":{"min":7,"sec":30},"status":"publish"},{"id":1187,"link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/2024\/09\/strengthening-pakistans-energy-security-challenges-and-contributions-of-the-domestic-energy-sector\/","name":"strengthening-pakistans-energy-security-challenges-and-contributions-of-the-domestic-energy-sector","thumbnail":{"url":false,"alt":false},"title":"Strengthening Pakistan\u2019s Energy Security: Challenges and Contributions of the Domestic Energy Sector","excerpt":"","content":"Energy Security in Pakistan | Security Lense | Op-Ed | 14-Sep-2024 Energy security is a critical issue for Pakistan, deeply intertwined with the country's economic","author":{"name":"Hamna Ghias","link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/hamna-ghias\/"},"date":"Sep 14, 2024","dateGMT":"2024-09-14 06:50:01","modifiedDate":"2024-09-14 06:56:50","modifiedDateGMT":"2024-09-14 06:56:50","commentCount":"0","commentStatus":"open","categories":{"coma":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/non-traditional-security\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Non-Traditional Security<\/a>","space":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/non-traditional-security\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Non-Traditional Security<\/a>"},"taxonomies":{"post_tag":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/energy-security\/' rel='post_tag'>Energy Security<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/non-traditional-security-2\/' rel='post_tag'>Non-Traditional security<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/securitylense\/' rel='post_tag'>Securitylense<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/south-asia\/' rel='post_tag'>South Asia<\/a>","author":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/hamna-ghias\/' rel='author'>Hamna Ghias<\/a>"},"readTime":{"min":4,"sec":41},"status":"publish"},{"id":1158,"link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/2024\/09\/sun-tzus-timeless-wisdom-art-of-war-in-the-gulf\/","name":"sun-tzus-timeless-wisdom-art-of-war-in-the-gulf","thumbnail":{"url":false,"alt":false},"title":"Sun Tzu's Timeless Wisdom; Art of War in the Gulf","excerpt":"The Art of War in the Gulf: Sun Tzu\u2019s Timeless Wisdom explores how the principles of Sun Tzu, the ancient Chinese military strategist, shaped the Gulf War's strategic and tactical maneuvers. The article delves into the relevance of Sun Tzu's teachings on strategic planning, adaptability, and psychological warfare, emphasizing how these timeless concepts were applied by U.S. forces during the conflict. From the containment of Iraqi forces to the execution of General Schwarzkopf\u2019s \u201cHail Mary\u201d plan, the Gulf War exemplifies the enduring importance of intelligence, deception, and strategic flexibility. Despite technological advancements, Sun Tzu's principles, particularly the use of air power as a force multiplier, highlight the necessity of integrating ancient wisdom into modern military strategy. The article concludes by asserting the continued need for military forces worldwide to embrace these teachings for maintaining strategic superiority in future conflicts.","content":"Sun Tzu\u2019s Timeless Wisdom | Analysis | Security Lense | 01-Sep-2024 Sun Tzu a Chinese military strategist and commander known for his seminal work The","author":{"name":"Zohaib Arif","link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/zohaib-arif\/"},"date":"Sep 2, 2024","dateGMT":"2024-09-02 09:22:16","modifiedDate":"2024-09-02 09:22:19","modifiedDateGMT":"2024-09-02 09:22:19","commentCount":"0","commentStatus":"open","categories":{"coma":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/analysis\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Analysis<\/a>","space":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/analysis\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Analysis<\/a>"},"taxonomies":{"post_tag":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/art-of-war\/' rel='post_tag'>Art of War<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/international-relations\/' rel='post_tag'>international-relations<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/securitylense\/' rel='post_tag'>Securitylense<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/sun-tzus\/' rel='post_tag'>Sun Tzu's<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/traditional-security\/' rel='post_tag'>Traditional security<\/a>","author":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/zohaib-arif\/' rel='author'>Zohaib Arif<\/a>"},"readTime":{"min":3,"sec":50},"status":"publish"},{"id":1148,"link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/2024\/09\/russian-information-and-psychological-operations-in-crimean-crisis\/","name":"russian-information-and-psychological-operations-in-crimean-crisis","thumbnail":{"url":false,"alt":false},"title":"Russian Information and Psychological Operations in Crimean Crisis","excerpt":"","content":"Russian Psy-ops in Crimea | Explainer | Security Lense | 01-Sep-2024 Introduction: In early 2014 pro-Russian protesters became increasingly assertive in Crimea; groups wearing uniforms","author":{"name":"Jawad Ahmed","link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/jawad-ahmed\/"},"date":"Sep 1, 2024","dateGMT":"2024-09-01 09:25:28","modifiedDate":"2024-09-01 09:41:18","modifiedDateGMT":"2024-09-01 09:41:18","commentCount":"0","commentStatus":"open","categories":{"coma":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/explainer\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Explainer<\/a>","space":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/explainer\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Explainer<\/a>"},"taxonomies":{"post_tag":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/explainer\/' rel='post_tag'>Explainer<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/international-relations\/' rel='post_tag'>international-relations<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/russia\/' rel='post_tag'>Russia<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/securitylense\/' rel='post_tag'>Securitylense<\/a>","author":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/jawad-ahmed\/' rel='author'>Jawad Ahmed<\/a>"},"readTime":{"min":8,"sec":18},"status":"publish"},{"id":1143,"link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/2024\/08\/israel-palestine-conflict-and-the-resurgence-of-regional-non-state-actors\/","name":"israel-palestine-conflict-and-the-resurgence-of-regional-non-state-actors","thumbnail":{"url":false,"alt":false},"title":"Israel - Palestine conflict and the Resurgence of Regional Non-State Actors.","excerpt":"","content":"Israel - Palestine conflict | Op-ed | Security Lense | 31-Aug-2024 The Israel-Palestine conflict is one of the most significant and bloody events of the","author":{"name":"Bisma Batool Qureshi","link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/bisma-batool-qureshi\/"},"date":"Aug 31, 2024","dateGMT":"2024-08-31 08:04:57","modifiedDate":"2024-08-31 08:05:02","modifiedDateGMT":"2024-08-31 08:05:02","commentCount":"0","commentStatus":"open","categories":{"coma":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/analysis\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Analysis<\/a>","space":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/analysis\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Analysis<\/a>"},"taxonomies":{"post_tag":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/international-relations\/' rel='post_tag'>international-relations<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/middle-east\/' rel='post_tag'>middle-east<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/politics\/' rel='post_tag'>politics<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/securitylense\/' rel='post_tag'>Securitylense<\/a>","author":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/bisma-batool-qureshi\/' rel='author'>Bisma Batool Qureshi<\/a>"},"readTime":{"min":4,"sec":46},"status":"publish"},{"id":1136,"link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/2024\/08\/command-and-control-the-future-of-us-military-operations\/","name":"command-and-control-the-future-of-us-military-operations","thumbnail":{"url":false,"alt":false},"title":"Command and Control: The Future of US Military Operations","excerpt":"The Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) concept aims to revolutionize U.S. military operations by enabling rapid, AI-driven decision-making across interconnected forces. While promising enhanced efficiency, JADC2 faces challenges in cybersecurity, technical maturity, and decentralized control, raising concerns about its deployment in complex, high-pressure environments.","content":"Command and Control | Op-ed| Security Lense | 30-Aug-2024 In today\u2019s rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape, the concept of Command and Control (C2) is more critical","author":{"name":"Zohaib Arif","link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/zohaib-arif\/"},"date":"Aug 30, 2024","dateGMT":"2024-08-30 07:27:29","modifiedDate":"2024-08-30 07:27:33","modifiedDateGMT":"2024-08-30 07:27:33","commentCount":"0","commentStatus":"open","categories":{"coma":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/traditional-security\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Traditional Security<\/a>","space":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/traditional-security\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Traditional Security<\/a>"},"taxonomies":{"post_tag":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/international-relations\/' rel='post_tag'>international-relations<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/revolution-in-military-affairs\/' rel='post_tag'>Revolution in Military affairs<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/rma\/' rel='post_tag'>RMA<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/securitylense\/' rel='post_tag'>Securitylense<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/traditional-security\/' rel='post_tag'>Traditional security<\/a>","author":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/zohaib-arif\/' rel='author'>Zohaib Arif<\/a>"},"readTime":{"min":5,"sec":26},"status":"publish"},{"id":1108,"link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/2024\/08\/pakistan-successfully-test-fires-shaheen-ii-ballistic-missile\/","name":"pakistan-successfully-test-fires-shaheen-ii-ballistic-missile","thumbnail":{"url":false,"alt":false},"title":"Pakistan Successfully Test-Fires Shaheen-II Ballistic Missile","excerpt":"Pakistan successfully conducted a training launch of its Shaheen-II surface-to-surface ballistic missile on Tuesday, as confirmed by the military's media wing, ISPR. The launch, aimed at enhancing troop training, validating technical parameters, and evaluating sub-systems, was witnessed by senior military officials, scientists, and engineers. The Shaheen-II, with a range of approximately 1,500 kilometers, is a key component of Pakistan\u2019s strategic arsenal, capable of carrying both conventional and nuclear warheads. This achievement comes on the heels of recent tests, including the Fateh-II Guided Rocket System and the Ababeel weapons system, underscoring Pakistan's commitment to maintaining strategic stability in the region.","content":"Islamabad: On Tuesday, Pakistan successfully carried out a training launch of the Shaheen-II surface-to-surface ballistic missile, as confirmed by the military's media affairs wing, the","author":{"name":"Editorial team","link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/admin\/"},"date":"Aug 21, 2024","dateGMT":"2024-08-21 08:46:37","modifiedDate":"2024-08-21 08:46:40","modifiedDateGMT":"2024-08-21 08:46:40","commentCount":"0","commentStatus":"open","categories":{"coma":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/news-and-media\/\" rel=\"category tag\">News and Media<\/a>","space":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/news-and-media\/\" rel=\"category tag\">News and Media<\/a>"},"taxonomies":{"post_tag":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/news\/' rel='post_tag'>news<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/politics\/' rel='post_tag'>politics<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/security-lense\/' rel='post_tag'>Security Lense<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/shaheen-ii\/' rel='post_tag'>Shaheen-II<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/traditional-security\/' rel='post_tag'>Traditional security<\/a>","author":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/admin\/' rel='author'>Editorial team<\/a>"},"readTime":{"min":1,"sec":31},"status":"publish"},{"id":1103,"link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/2024\/08\/three-years-under-taliban-rule-setbacks-and-achievements\/","name":"three-years-under-taliban-rule-setbacks-and-achievements","thumbnail":{"url":false,"alt":false},"title":"Three Years Under Taliban Rule: Setbacks and Achievements","excerpt":"In the three years since the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan, they have made strides in infrastructure, reduced corruption, and engaged in international dialogues. However, ongoing human rights violations, particularly against women, and associations with terrorist groups continue to overshadow their achievements, complicating their quest for international recognition and stability in the region.","content":"Taliban Rule | Analysis | Security Lense | 21-Aug-2024 August 15th,2021 is a day that left the world in shock as the Taliban returned to","author":{"name":"Harmain Javed","link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/harmain-javed\/"},"date":"Aug 21, 2024","dateGMT":"2024-08-21 07:21:19","modifiedDate":"2024-08-21 07:58:01","modifiedDateGMT":"2024-08-21 07:58:01","commentCount":"1","commentStatus":"open","categories":{"coma":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/analysis\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Analysis<\/a>","space":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/analysis\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Analysis<\/a>"},"taxonomies":{"post_tag":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/international-relations\/' rel='post_tag'>international-relations<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/news\/' rel='post_tag'>news<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/politics\/' rel='post_tag'>politics<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/securitylense\/' rel='post_tag'>Securitylense<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/taliban-regime\/' rel='post_tag'>Taliban Regime<\/a>","author":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/harmain-javed\/' rel='author'>Harmain Javed<\/a>"},"readTime":{"min":6,"sec":57},"status":"publish"},{"id":1098,"link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/2024\/08\/pakistan-under-siege-extremism-society-and-the-state\/","name":"pakistan-under-siege-extremism-society-and-the-state","thumbnail":{"url":false,"alt":false},"title":"Pakistan Under Siege (Extremism, Society, and The State)","excerpt":"\"Pakistan Under Siege\" by Madiha Afzal examines the deep-rooted connections between extremism, terrorism, and state policies in Pakistan. Afzal critiques the nation's educational system, legal Islamization, and foreign policy, offering a stark analysis of how these factors have fueled radicalism. A must-read for those exploring Pakistan's complex socio-political landscape.","content":"Pakistan Under Siege Written By Madiha Afzal Pakistan Under Siege \/\u00a0Security Lense| Book Review | 08-August-2024 Introduction After reading and carefully analyzing the context of","author":{"name":"Muhammad Anees","link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/muhammad-anees\/"},"date":"Aug 20, 2024","dateGMT":"2024-08-20 07:37:13","modifiedDate":"2024-08-20 07:37:18","modifiedDateGMT":"2024-08-20 07:37:18","commentCount":"0","commentStatus":"open","categories":{"coma":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/book-review-and-analysis\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Book Reviews<\/a>","space":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/book-review-and-analysis\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Book Reviews<\/a>"},"taxonomies":{"post_tag":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/book-review\/' rel='post_tag'>Book Review<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/pakistan-under-siege\/' rel='post_tag'>Pakistan under siege<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/politics\/' rel='post_tag'>politics<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/securitylense\/' rel='post_tag'>Securitylense<\/a>","author":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/muhammad-anees\/' rel='author'>Muhammad Anees<\/a>"},"readTime":{"min":5,"sec":51},"status":"publish"},{"id":1087,"link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/2024\/08\/navigating-turbulent-waters-the-red-sea-crisis-and-its-far-reaching-impact-on-global-maritime-trade\/","name":"navigating-turbulent-waters-the-red-sea-crisis-and-its-far-reaching-impact-on-global-maritime-trade","thumbnail":{"url":false,"alt":false},"title":"Navigating turbulent waters: The Red Sea crises and its far-reaching impact on global maritime trade.","excerpt":"","content":"Red Sea crises | Op-ed | Security Lense | 18-Aug-2024 Global maritime trade is the backbone of the world economy, ensuring the circulation of goods,","author":{"name":"Javaria Shaikh","link":"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/javaria-shaikh\/"},"date":"Aug 18, 2024","dateGMT":"2024-08-18 07:10:38","modifiedDate":"2024-08-18 07:14:19","modifiedDateGMT":"2024-08-18 07:14:19","commentCount":"0","commentStatus":"open","categories":{"coma":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/analysis\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Analysis<\/a>","space":"<a href=\"https:\/\/securitylense.com\/category\/analysis\/\" rel=\"category tag\">Analysis<\/a>"},"taxonomies":{"post_tag":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/geo-politics\/' rel='post_tag'>Geo politics<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/global-trade\/' rel='post_tag'>Global trade<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/international-relations-2\/' rel='post_tag'>international relations<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/red-sea-crises\/' rel='post_tag'>Red sea crises<\/a><a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/tag\/security-lense\/' rel='post_tag'>Security Lense<\/a>","author":"<a href='https:\/\/securitylense.com\/author\/javaria-shaikh\/' rel='author'>Javaria Shaikh<\/a>"},"readTime":{"min":5,"sec":42},"status":"publish"}]
“In the midst of chaos, there is also opportunity.”
Sun Tzu