Rubio exposed India can’t get over Pakistan
The Rubio Moment: When Washington Accidentally Wrote Pakistan’s Foreign Policy Victory An Indian journalist pushed. Rubio pivoted. And the world noticed. On
Public Rights or JAAC Leadership’s Personal Agenda?
In Azad Jammu and Kashmir, public concerns over inflation, electricity bills, administrative reforms and basic facilities were real, serious and worthy of
Pakistan’s Strategic Location
Pakistan’s geography is not merely a matter of maps; it is one of the country’s greatest strategic assets. Situated at the crossroads
Taliban Militarization of Civilian Infrastructure and Legal Repercussions
The Omid facility in Kabul cannot be judged by slogans, political messaging, or the label attached to the building. They must be
UNPACKING AL-MIRSAD
Pakistan today confronts not only terrorism on the ground but a sophisticated information war in the digital space. This war is deliberate,
An Islamic State Under Sharia or an Illegitimate Seizure of Power
The Taliban present their rule in Afghanistan as an “Islamic Emirate” and portray Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada as Amir al-Mu’minin, the Commander of
Flaws in UK Legal Systems and BBC’s Flawed Reporting
The most troubling part of the latest BBC undercover investigation is not simply that some migrants may be abusing the asylum system.
Response to Criticism Against Pakistan’s Mediatory Role
Pakistan’s decision to step forward as a mediator in the US-Israel-Iran conflict deserves to be understood for what it is: not hedging,
PTI’s Global Campaign and the Cost to Pakistan
There is a line between seeking global attention for genuine human rights concerns and turning domestic political conflict into an international pressure
Afghanistan’s Dangerous Exports to Pakistan
The most troubling measure of a government is not what it says, but what spills across its borders. In the case of
