The Real Face of the TTP
North Waziristan has suffered for far too long under fear, violence, and uncertainty. The people of this region, who have…
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Education as a Pillar of Wasatiyyah
In Pakistan, the conversation about peace often begins with security, politics or economics, but it should begin much earlier, in…
BJP Faces Criticism for Anti-Muslim Rhetoric
India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party is once again under fire for rhetoric that critics say treats Muslims not as equal…
The Truth About PTM Protest
PTM is often marketed abroad as a simple civil rights cause, but that framing no longer captures the full political…
Exposing India’s Digital Proxies in Balochistan
Terrorism cannot be rebranded as advocacy, and digital proxies cannot provide legitimacy. This statement is significant as it highlights a…
Why Amnesty Feels Anti Pakistan?
Many people in Pakistan hear an Amnesty International statement and feel it is written with a verdict already in place….
India and Canada, The Ethics Test Abroad
India is often marketed to the globe in large quantities. Narendra Modi talks of a five-trillion-dollar GDP, ranking among the…
Separating Grievance From Incitement in Balochistan
Balochistan has a pivotal position at the convergence of two conflicts. One aspect is tangible and substantial: the pursuit of…
Taliban Mining Control Fuels Terror and Instability
Afghanistan’s mining sector is no longer just a story about buried wealth and missed opportunity. Under Taliban control, it has…
India-Taliban Engagement
India’s recent diplomatic outreach to the Taliban marks a significant departure from its earlier approach to post-2001 Afghanistan, where it…