Another Crack in India’s Occupation Machinery
The mine blast near the Line of Control in Uri on July 28, 2026, once again punctured New Delhi’s manufactured…
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India’s UNHRC Performance and the Reality of Gender Violence
At the United Nations Human Rights Council’s 62nd session, held from 15 June to 8 July 2026, India used the…
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…
Victory of the Ballot
The first phase of the 2026 Azad Jammu and Kashmir elections has delivered a political message that should not be…
Afghanistan’s Resistance Widens
Nearly five years after the Taliban returned to power, Afghanistan’s armed opposition appears to be entering a more consequential phase….
Australia’s Uranium Deal With India Risks Normalising Nuclear Exceptionalism
Australia’s decision to activate long-term uranium exports to India has been presented as an energy-security breakthrough and a contribution to…
India’s Air-Defence Ambitions Expose the Limits of Strategic Self-Reliance
India’s reported interest in jointly developing technology derived from Russia’s S-500 Prometheus air-defence system has been presented by sections of…
Who Gets to Call Whom a Terrorist?
Revisiting Bilawal Bhutto’s 2022 Rebuttal in Light of 2026 Realities In December 2022, then Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari delivered…
India’s Attempt to Erase Kashmir’s History
The seizure and banning of books in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir is not an isolated dispute about publishing…
Exposing Anarchists’ Anti-State Exploitation of the Ziarat Terror Attacks
The terrorist violence in Ziarat was not merely an attack on a police checkpoint; it was an assault on public…