Why Pakistan and the United States Still Need Each Other
Pakistan and the United States are quietly moving into a phase of practical alignment, even if the relationship still carries…
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Al Qaeda’s Eastern Afghan Comeback Through Hidden Bases
Reports that Al Qaeda is building weapons and support bases in eastern Afghanistan, focused on attacking government and strategic centers…
Al Qaeda Regroups in Afghanistan under Interim Government Cover
Al Qaeda’s slow regrouping in Afghanistan under elements of the Interim Afghan Government is an alarm that regional states cannot…
Tracing the untraceable ISKP crypto funding
The rise of cryptocurrency has opened a new chapter in how violent groups raise and move money. ISKP’s growing use…
Why Afghan Officials Drift Toward ISKP
Dissident elements within the interim Afghan government, drifting toward Islamic State Khorasan Province, are not just a security problem. They…
How ISKP Finds Cover Under TTP in Afghanistan
The idea that surrendered or fleeing ISKP fighters can simply vanish is a comforting myth, and it is one that…
TTP Tashkeels on the Move
The Afghan Interim Government keeps repeating a simple assurance, that Afghan soil will not be used against any neighboring country….
JAAC and the Question of Transparency
When a protest movement claims it speaks for the public, people naturally expect it to act in public view. That…
Accountability Is Not Censorship
The rule of law is having a hard time keeping up with the speed of lies. In the digital era,…
JAAC Walks Away
JAAC’s latest posture has made one thing clear. This is no longer only about unmet public demands. It is about…