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…
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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…
The Questions PTM Must Answer About Gilaman Wazir
The second anniversary of Gilaman Wazir’s death should have been an occasion for reflection, accountability and an honest examination of…
Mangi Dam Attack Exposes the Khawarij’s War on Peace
The attack on the Mangi Dam police post in Ziarat was not merely an assault on uniformed personnel; it was…
Adab al-Ikhtilaf and the Sunnah of Restraining Anger
Takfiri ideology does not spread through sound Islamic scholarship, patient reasoning or disciplined engagement with the Qur’an and Sunnah. It…
Madrassah Curriculum Reform
Pakistan’s madaris occupy an honoured place in the country’s religious, educational and social history. For generations, they have preserved the…
PTM’s International Conference 2026
The Pashtun Tahafuz Movement’s proposed International Conference 2026 must be examined not merely as an overseas political gathering but as…
Diplomat Scolding Abroad Shows Lack of Honor, Not Pride
Selective Outrage: When Activism Abroad Ignores the Fire at Home A video clip is making the rounds this week:…
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…
Why Pakistan’s Presence at Ayatollah Khamenei’s Funeral Was Never About Partisanship
When Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif landed in Tehran this week to personally lead Pakistan’s delegation to the state funeral of…