KP’s Security Crisis Demands Unity, Not Politics
There is a moment in every crisis when numbers stop being statistics and start being names. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa today,…
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Afghanistan’s Leftover Arsenal and Pakistan’s Rising Terror Threat
A war can end with the withdrawal of soldiers, but its weapons may continue fighting for years. Afghanistan is a…
India’s Multi-Alignment or Strategic Opportunism?
India has spent years presenting itself as an indispensable strategic partner: a democracy trusted by the West, an old friend…
The Cost of Confrontation in AJK
Political movements are ultimately judged not only by the demands they raise but also by the consequences their methods impose…
Security Must Come Before Politics in KP
KP Emergency: Security Comes Before Politics When a government is forced to declare an emergency in one of its…
A Governance Reset for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has entered an unusual and potentially consequential phase of governance. The establishment of an 11-member Advisory Council under…
Terrorist Sanctuaries in Afghanistan and Global Responsibility
Terrorism has remained the key issue of South Asia for almost three decades. Pakistan remains a key victim and…
When Sensationalism Betrays the Briefing Room
There is a particular kind of violation that is difficult to prosecute in any courtroom but impossible to dismiss in…
The Afghan Dimension of Pakistan’s Security Crisis
The identification of Afghan nationals among militants killed during a security operation in Kurram on 5 October has once again…
The Resistance Beyond Panjshir
Afghanistan’s armed opposition is entering a different phase. Five years after the Taliban returned to Kabul, resistance is no longer…