From Water Wars to Water Governance
South Asia stands at a decisive moment. It can either allow water to become another instrument of rivalry, coercion, and…
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PAKISTAN EUROPE RELATIONS IN A CHANGING STRATEGIC LANDSCAPE
DEMOCRACY SECURITY AND ECONOMIC COOPERATION Pakistan Europe relations have evolved into a broad based partnership encompassing trade development cooperation democratic…
The Taliban’s Claims of Unity Are Cracking
The Taliban has spent years presenting itself as a disciplined, unified, and corruption-free movement capable of governing Afghanistan without political…
Europe Can No Longer Look Away
For years, the Taliban regime has attempted to present itself as a responsible authority capable of stabilizing Afghanistan and engaging…
Afghanistan’s Unaddressed Terror Problem: Europe Can No Longer Look Away
Nearly five years after the Taliban’s return to Kabul, a sobering diplomatic reality is crystallising across European capitals: Afghanistan has…
The Dangers of Illegal “Dunki” Migration from Pakistan
Illegal “Dunki” migration is often sold to desperate families as a shortcut to prosperity, dignity and a better future abroad….
When Rivers Become Weapons: The Indus Crisis and the Future of Water in South Asia
Water has always been life in the Punjab. For centuries, the five rivers that give the region its very name,…
Bannu Police and CTD Successful Operation Against Khwarij
Bannu Strikes Back: How the Miryan Operation Signals a Turning Point Against the Khawarij The dust has barely settled over…
Russia’s Warning on Afghanistan Should Not Be Ignored
Russia’s latest warning about Afghanistan should not be dismissed as routine regional rhetoric. At the 21st Meeting of Secretaries of…
NCHR Petition or Political Optics?
PTI’s Legal Theatre Exposed Pakistan’s legal landscape has, in recent years, witnessed a troubling trend: the deliberate conflation of genuine…