The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, better known as NATO, stands at a critical point in its decades-long existence. Formed in the aftermath of World War II to ensure collective security among Western…
In Panjgur, a similar pattern was repeated, but the outcome was noteworthy. Security troops acted based on precise information, not conjecture, and this distinction is important in an area where topography, distance,…
Nearly five years after the Taliban’s return to Kabul, a sobering diplomatic reality is crystallising across European capitals: Afghanistan has not become a stabilising force in South Asia it has become a…
The Gaza catastrophe has exposed not only Israel’s brutality but also the international networks that sustain it. Wars are not fought by bombs alone. They are enabled by money, weapons, diplomatic cover,…
Gwadar has once again become more than a city on the map; it has become a national argument about what kind of Pakistan is still possible. The closing ceremony of the National…