Geostrategic Analyst | International Relations Scholar | Broadcast Journalist | Strategic Communication Specialist
PhD in International Relations | UIBE, Beijing
Geostrategic Analyst | International Relations Scholar | Broadcast Journalist | Strategic Communication Specialist
PhD in International Relations | UIBE, Beijing
Geostrategic Analyst | International Relations Scholar | Broadcast Journalist | Strategic Communication Specialist
PhD in International Relations | UIBE, Beijing
Geostrategic Analyst | International Relations Scholar | Broadcast Journalist | Strategic Communication Specialist
PhD in International Relations | UIBE, Beijing
Dr. Yasir Masood is a geostrategic analyst, international relations scholar, and broadcast journalist specializing in geopolitics, strategic communication, and global affairs. His work explores South Asian geopolitics, Pakistan’s foreign policy, China–US relations, strategic competition, and the evolving dynamics of a multipolar world order through academic research, media commentary, and policy analysis.

Despite having the potential to generate more than $100 billion, Pakistan’s current blue landscape is limited to generating an estimated $1bn.

The recent decision to extend CPEC into Afghanistan is a boost to regional cooperation. But geopolitical rivalries cloud hopes.

From the ‘two sessions’ to Boao Forum, Beijing is promoting tech independence, green innovation and support for developing nations.

The global landscape is becoming increasingly fragmented, with once-stable elements no longer aligning.

For Pakistan, the BRICS+ framework offers immense opportunities for economic growth, enhanced food security, and diversified international partnerships.

Indian journos and TV anchors dwelling obliviously in the world of extreme jingoism with topsy-turvy, twisted and criss-crossed analysis without any rhyme or reason stretch their analysis beyond the peripheries of sanity against Pakistan.