Meer Yassir

Yassir Ahmed is a senior editor and defense analyst based in New Delhi. He writes on national security, foreign policy, intelligence networks, and geopolitical strategy across South Asia and West Asia, South Asian security, geopolitics, and institutional accountability.

THE DOLLAR’S LAST WALL

THE DOLLARS LAST WALL

THE DOLLARS LAST WALL – 2026 From Bretton Woods to the Strait of Hormuz: How Fifty Years of American Financial Architecture Met the One Weapon It Was Never Built to Withstand In 1944, the world gave America its financial throne. In 1974, Henry Kissinger made it permanent by anchoring it to oil. In 2026, Iran…

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When the Ear Goes Deaf Architecture

When the Ear Goes Deaf: Intelligence, Trust, and the Slow Unraveling of Kashmir’s Security Architecture

Inside the Erosion of India’s Human Security Grid SERIES OF AN ONGOING INVESTIGATION Part I   When the Ear Goes Deaf: Intelligence, Trust, and the Slow Unravelling of Kashmir’s Security Architecture – 2026 Jammu and Kashmir’s security grid has never been more technologically advanced or more humanly blind. The erosion of intelligence built on trust,…

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THE MADRASSA AT THE CROSSROADS - 2026

THE MADRASSA AT THE CROSSROADS

THE MADRASSA AT THE CROSSROADS – 2026 For Three Decades, Darul Uloom Jamia Siraj-ul-Uloom Presented Itself as a House of Learning. The State Has Now Declared It a House of Unlawful Activity. The Evidence Between Those Two Descriptions Is the Story. “Every school is a statement of intent. The question is never what it teaches…

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Bangladesh

THE NATION WE BLED FOR

THE NATION WE BLED FOR – 2026 Bangladesh Marks 55 Years of Freedom. Today, Its Soil Shelters Those Who Target Ours.Three million Bangladeshis died. Indian soldiers bled. Indira Gandhi defied Nixon’s nuclear fleet. Today, an LeT operative runs Kashmir-targeted networks from Dhaka. The nation we liberated is being used to destroy us   By Yassir…

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Beijing's Windfall - 2026

Beijing’s Windfall

Beijing’s Windfall – 2026 How America’s war in Iran handed China the strategic opening it could not have engineered itself By Yassir Ahmed Every great power miscalculation produces a beneficiary. The question historians ask is not only who lost, but who gained quietly, methodically, without firing a single shot. Washington is eight weeks into a…

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