Examining Pakistan’s Missing Persons Through Data
There is a version of Pakistan’s missing persons story that gets told endlessly in Western capitals, NGO reports, and the diaspora
Indian Media’s Digital War Exposed After Operation Sindoor
May 2025 this month will be recorded in the pages of history not merely as a military confrontation, but as a chapter
The Taliban’s Broken Promise on Terrorism
Four years after returning to Kabul, the Taliban wanted the region to believe that Afghanistan had finally entered an age of stability.
New Provinces for Better Governance
Pakistan’s governance problem is often discussed in terms of weak institutions, poor service delivery, limited accountability and uneven development. Yet one structural
A New Chapter in Public Service Delivery
For a mountainous region where municipal services are inherently difficult and expensive to deliver, cleanliness is more than a matter of appearance.
The Problem of Selective Faith in Pakistan’s Courts
Shireen Mazari’s reaction to the latest Supreme Court proceedings involving her daughter, Imaan Mazari, invites a larger question about political consistency in
Taliban’s $200M Oil Deal Riyadh, Beware the Mirage
On September 7, 2026, Kabul hosted a ceremony that should make any seasoned regional analyst deeply uneasy. Saudi Arabia’s Delta International Company
Redrawing Pakistan Provinces for Governance Reform
Pakistan is debating its own reflection again. The conversation about creating new provinces or autonomous administrative units has gained fresh momentum, with
