National Interest and Natiq Malikzada’s Misleading Narrative on Pakistan and Narcotics
Setting the Record Straight: Pakistan Is a Victim, Not a Villain, in the Regional Narcotics Crisis When Natiq Malikzada’s article…
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TALIBAN’S CIVILIAN CASUALTY MANTRA CANNOT OBSCURE REALITY OF TERRORISM EMANATING FROM AFGHAN SOIL
In the theater of international diplomacy, few narratives are more cynically rehearsed than that of the Taliban regime when Pakistani…
When Rivers Become Weapons: The Indus Crisis and the Future of Water in South Asia
Water has always been life in the Punjab. For centuries, the five rivers that give the region its very name,…
Constitutional Supremacy Prevails: The AJK Supreme Court’s Landmark Verdict on Refugee Seats
In a moment that legal historians may well regard as one of the most consequential judicial pronouncements in the constitutional…
When Demands Are Met, What Justifies the March?
On June 6, 2026, Imran Hussain MP, Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Kashmir, along with more than…
When Protest Becomes Terror: The Unmasking of JAAC in Azad Kashmir
The seizure of police and law enforcement personnel as hostages at the Dhal checkpost near Palandri marks a decisive moment…
Reclaiming the Quran from Extremist Distortion
Violent extremist groups in Pakistan have not merely attacked the state with guns and bombs; they have attacked Islam itself…
Gwadar’s Strategic Rise
Gwadar is no longer a distant promise on Pakistan’s strategic horizon. It is steadily becoming a functioning maritime, commercial, and…
Safeguarding Pakistan’s Hydrological Sovereignty
The Indus Waters Treaty is not merely a water-sharing arrangement between Pakistan and India; it is one of the central…
Canada belongs to Canada
The discourse surrounding immigration policy in Canada has shifted significantly from a consensus on expansion to an earnest appraisal of…