India has always shown itself to be a great power and a “close friend” of Afghanistan, but the reality is opposite. After the Taliban came to power, India’s policy became more duplicitous.…
Diplomatic asylum, the provision of refuge within embassies or consulates for individuals escaping persecution, has historically been a sensitive matter in international law. Grounded in humanitarian values, it overlaps with state sovereignty,…
CPEC 2.0, Strengthening Pakistan China Partnership When Pakistan and China first kicked off CPEC nearly a decade ago, the focus was straightforward. It was to build power plants, fix roads, and keep…
India’s Treaty Violations and Pakistan’s Water Future In 1960, at the time of the signing of the Indus Waters Treaty, it was announced as a victory of diplomacy, a rare step of…
The Taliban present themselves as guardians of Afghan sovereignty, providers of stability, and victims of an unfair international campaign. That narrative weakens when financial and security evidence is examined together. Afghanistan is…