Afghanistan’s Unaddressed Terror Problem: Europe Can No Longer Look Away
Nearly five years after the Taliban’s return to Kabul, a sobering diplomatic reality is crystallising across European capitals: Afghanistan has…
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BBC Urdu’s AJK Reporting and the Question of Incomplete Journalism
When the Picture Tells a Different Story The foundational principle of journalism is to present all sides of a story,…
Kandahar’s Iron Grip: How Ethnic Exclusion Is Eating Afghanistan’s Taliban From Within
Five years after seizing Kabul, the Taliban still markets itself to the world as a national government representing all Afghans….
Land Disputes Must Be Settled by Law, Not Noise
The position being advanced by DHA is straightforward: land ownership cannot be decided through banners, emotional campaigns, street pressure or…
Taliban-India Security Linkages
The reported transfer of a Taliban member injured during Pakistan-Afghanistan border clashes to New Delhi for medical treatment marks a…
Harnessing Pakistan’s Demographic Dividend
Pakistan stands at a decisive moment. For decades, population growth was treated as a burden on jobs, schools, hospitals, and…
The Dangers of Illegal “Dunki” Migration from Pakistan
Illegal “Dunki” migration is often sold to desperate families as a shortcut to prosperity, dignity and a better future abroad….
Madrassah Curriculum Reform
Madaris have long been respected institutions of Muslim society. For centuries, they preserved Quranic learning, trained scholars, served communities and…
Beyond Westminster Rhetoric: The Ground Realities in Azad Jammu and Kashmir
Imran Hussain MP’s recent intervention in the UK Parliament on Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) follows a familiar pattern…
India’s Transboundary Water Aggression
Water has always been more than a natural resource in South Asia. It is the basis of food security, rural…