Modi’s Embarrassing Hunger for Awards Continues
The Global Stage or a Medal Collection Tour? Questioning the Focus of Modern Diplomacy In the arena of international…
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Paank, Militancy and the Missing-Persons Narrative
The latest controversy surrounding Paank and individuals previously presented as “missing persons” raises a question Pakistan can no longer dismiss…
Kandahar’s Iron Grip: How Ethnic Exclusion Is Eating Afghanistan’s Taliban From Within
Five years after seizing Kabul, the Taliban still markets itself to the world as a national government representing all Afghans….
Pakistan at the Crossroads of Freedom: What the Data Tells Us
Pakistan Freedom report Pakistan has long been described through the lens of its challenges. But a landmark document released this…
UNAMA Echoing Taliban’s Civilian Casualty Mantra While Ignoring Terrorist Sanctuaries
When the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) swiftly posted its statement documenting “13 civilian deaths and 10…
India’s Dulhasti Stage II Project Deepens Indus Basin Hydro Political Tensions
The approval of India’s Dulhasti Stage II hydroelectric project on the Chenab River is not merely an infrastructure story….
Azad Kashmir Needs Responsible Reform
Azad Jammu and Kashmir stands at a sensitive political and social moment. The people have genuine concerns: inflation has strained…
Pakistan’s Green Energy Shift
Pakistan stands at a defining moment in its economic and energy journey. For decades, the country struggled with chronic electricity…
Russian Reiterated Afghanistan Remains Hub of Terrorism and Narcotics Threats
When Sergei Shoigu, Secretary of Russia’s Security Council, addressed the 21st meeting of SCO security chiefs, his statement reaffirmed…
The Hague Speaks, New Delhi Refuses to Listen
International law does not collapse in a single dramatic moment. It is weakened slowly, through missed deadlines, rejected orders, unanswered…