When Rivers Become Political Weapons
The Indus Waters Treaty has once again become a test case for law, morality and regional responsibility in South Asia….
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India’s Water Coercion and Pakistan’s Legal Response
The Indus Waters Treaty is not merely a technical agreement over rivers. It is a lifeline for millions of people,…
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…
The Reality Behind the Arrest of Zubair Shah Agha
The arrest of Zubair Shah Agha, a senior figure associated with the Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement, must be understood beyond emotional…
Words as Weapons: The Language of Terror and the Betrayal of Pakistan’s Martyrs
On the night of June 28, 2026, armed men stormed the Sachal Rangers camp in Karachi’s Gulistan e Johar….
Behind the Mask: The Mahrang Baloch Verdict and What the Evidence Really Shows
On June 22, 2026, an Anti Terrorism Court in Quetta sentenced Mahrang Baloch, founder of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC),…
The Truth About UK Grooming Gangs and Pakistani Heritage Data
Grooming Gangs, Data and Justice: Why Evidence Must Lead the Debate Few topics in contemporary British public life have…
Land Disputes Must Be Settled by Law, Not Noise
The position being advanced by DHA is straightforward: land ownership cannot be decided through banners, emotional campaigns, street pressure or…
Taliban-India Security Linkages
The reported transfer of a Taliban member injured during Pakistan-Afghanistan border clashes to New Delhi for medical treatment marks a…
Harnessing Pakistan’s Demographic Dividend
Pakistan stands at a decisive moment. For decades, population growth was treated as a burden on jobs, schools, hospitals, and…