A Fuller View of Religious Freedom in Pakistan
The 2026 USCIRF report’s recommendation that Pakistan be designated a “Country of Particular Concern” deserves scrutiny, not because religious freedom challenges do
Miranshah and the Murder of a Child’s Soul
What happened in Miranshah was not martyrdom, not resistance, and not religion. It was the murder of ordinary people through the body
Fitnah-tul-Khawarij and the Politics of “Treason”
Fitnah tul Khawarij employs a classic tactic. When its arguments break apart, it attempts to conceal the flaw by shifting the allegation.
Mosques Under Fire
The bombing of the Khadija al Kubra Imambargah was intended to accomplish two things at once. It was intended to murder and
Why Balochistan Keeps Paying for Afghanistan’s Collapse
The Balochistan Liberation Army remains a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization, and the perpetrators should be held accountable. This was the blunt message
Al Jazeera and the Sanitising of Terror in Balochistan
Terror in Balochistan has a brutal pattern, a bomb on a bus, a bullet in the dark, an ambush on a road
FAK’s War on Public Service
The shooting of Water and Power Development Authority staff near Domel Adhami Bridge in Bannu is not an isolated outburst. It fits
PTM’s Fabricated Allegations
In the complex tapestry of Pakistan’s national security challenges, a persistent and cynical thread has been woven by the so-called Pashtun Tahafuz
US risks losing AI lead to China, says former Trump adviser
A former Trump official has warned that China is only months behind the United States in artificial intelligence, urging policymakers not to
