Ziarat and the Cost of Politicising Terrorism
The aftermath of a terrorist incident is often followed by another battle, one fought not with weapons but with narratives. In Ziarat,
Pakistan’s Islamic Constitution and the Illegitimacy of Terrorist Violence
The ideological case made by terrorist groups operating against Pakistan rests on a basic contradiction. They claim to fight in the name
Taliban security crisis deepens as attack targets regime personnel in Sar e Pul
Sar e Pul and the Slow Unraveling of Taliban Control On Saturday afternoon, gunmen opened fire in Sar e Pul city,
The Failure of TTP’s Anti-State Narrative
The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan’s effort to portray Pakistan as an un-Islamic or illegitimate state is not a serious constitutional argument; it is a
HERETICS, ADVERSARIES & LEGITIMACY
DECODING ALMIRSAD, THE TTA STRATCOM APPARATUS • The Durand Dispatch Strategic Messaging published a 17 page report by Joey Moran
India’s Uri-I Stage-II Development Escalates Regional Water Security Concerns
India’s 240 MW Uri-I Stage-II Hydroelectric Project on the Jhelum River is more than another infrastructure milestone. It is a political signal
CPEC 2.0 and Pakistan’s Industrial Future
In 2026, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor stands at a decisive turning point. What began in 2015 as a massive infrastructure and energy
An Industrial Revolution in Azad Kashmir
Under the leadership of Prime Minister Faisal Mumtaz Rathore, Azad Jammu and Kashmir appears to be entering a defining phase in its
India’s Misleading Frame
Brahma Chellaney’s latest argument rests on a lazy and ultimately unserious premise that Pakistan and Iran can be treated as parallel nuclear
JAAC’s Protest Call
The protest call announced by JAAC for June 9, 2026, has reopened an important public debate: is this truly a movement for
