Taliban Rule and the Return of Afghanistan’s Security Problem
Russia’s relationship with Taliban-ruled Afghanistan contains a contradiction that is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. In July 2025, Moscow became…
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KPK Security Meeting and the Politics of Coordination
There are moments in politics when a perfectly legal, constitutionally grounded act gets twisted into something sinister by those…
KPK Security Meeting and the Politics of Coordination
There are moments in politics when a perfectly legal, constitutionally grounded act gets twisted into something sinister by those…
Afghan Soil and Pakistan’s Rising Terror Threat
Every name on a security forces’ casualty list tells a story. The name of Hafiz Mohibullah, alias Khalid, son…
KP’s Silence on Terror Is No Longer Defensible
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa stands at a dangerous crossroads. The collapse of federal opposition talks this week, the launch of PTI’s…
When Politics Overrides Peace in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Pakistan’s latest attempt at political dialogue has once again ended where too many such exercises have ended before, in mistrust,…
Madinah Must Never Become a Battlefield
The September 29 attack on the Taibah power distribution station in Madinah should not be viewed as just another episode…
The Helmand Strike and the BLA’s Cross Border Infrastructure
Pakistan’s air strikes inside Afghanistan on 1 October 2026 have opened another serious chapter in the increasingly difficult security relationship…
Pakistan Builds a New Legal Front Against Terror
For decades, a painful question has haunted Pakistan’s security landscape: what happens to terrorism suspects after they are picked up?…
Decoding the Mecca Alliance: Reorienting Defense Alliances
The drastic shifts in the security architecture of the Middle East, particularly the outbreak of Israel Iran US war, October…