Zahra Zaman is a graduate of Social Sciences with a major in International Relations from SZABIST University. She is currently pursuing a Master’s in Journalism at IBA. She has worked as a Research Intern at the Pakistan Institute of International Affairs and has contributed to the European Center for Populism Studies.
South Asian Gen Z protests demonstrate how social media can shape collective political identities, mobilise youth, and facilitate cross-border protest diffusion. Through hashtags, citizen journalism, and decentralised networks, digital platforms help challenge established political structures. Ho…
“Main question: Can Weimar Plus reshape Europe’s security through minilateralism amid U.S. ambiguity? Argument: The grouping offers agility and potential for defense cooperation, but diverging interests, weak institutionalization, and political rifts undermine effectiveness. Conclusion: Weimar Pl…
