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…
The latest controversy surrounding Paank and individuals previously presented as “missing persons” raises a question Pakistan can no longer dismiss…
When Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif landed in Tehran this week to personally lead Pakistan’s delegation to the state funeral of…
Pakistan stands at the threshold of a new development era in which national progress will increasingly be determined not merely…
A democracy is not tested by how warmly it treats agreement, but by how patiently it tolerates dissent. By that…
For years, the Taliban regime has attempted to present itself as a responsible authority capable of stabilizing Afghanistan and engaging…
On the night of June 28, 2026, armed men stormed the Sachal Rangers camp in Karachi’s Gulistan e Johar….
Grooming Gangs, Data and Justice: Why Evidence Must Lead the Debate Few topics in contemporary British public life have…
Nearly five years after the Taliban’s return to Kabul, a sobering diplomatic reality is crystallising across European capitals: Afghanistan has…
Pakistan stands at a decisive moment. For decades, population growth was treated as a burden on jobs, schools, hospitals, and…
Illegal “Dunki” migration is often sold to desperate families as a shortcut to prosperity, dignity and a better future abroad….