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
Rule of Law Cannot Be Outsourced to Foreign Opinion
Recent international commentary demanding the release of Imran Khan deserves to be examined with far more doubts than it often receives. What
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
