Afghanistan’s Unbreakable Link to the Global Drug Trade
It is hard to talk about Afghanistan without mentioning drugs. For decades, the country has been known as the world’s main supplier
Sohail Afridi’s Election and Pakistan’s Terror Challenge
Sohail Afridi’s election as Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s chief minister marks a new political change. This change is now being interpreted as the breaking
Pakistan’s View on Afghanistan, A Critical Moment
The Pakistan-Afghanistan relations has hit a rough patch again, driven by a steady wave of cross-border attacks from the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
Saudi Pakistan Defense Pact
Symbolism, Strategy, and Regional Balancing Why This Pact Matters? The Saudi Pakistan defense pact that Andrea Sanki’s panel discussed is one of
JAAC’s Protests in AJK: Slogans, Subsidies, and a Wider Information War
The story starts with everyday stuff such as flour, electricity, and water. JAAC leaned into those basics and turned them into rallying
Mohsin Dawar’s anti-state agenda exposed
NCCIA Notice On September 1, 2025, the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) in Peshawar issued a formal notice to MNA Mohsin
UP Mob Attack Highlights India’s Rising Hate Crime
A Brutal Attack in Hapur Three Muslim young men Wasim, Rizwan, and Aamir were violently assaulted and killed in the Hapur district
Are States Genetically Regulating AI?
Sci-Fi to Security Artificial Intelligence used to be the subject of cinema and novels. It was part of the imaginary world. Now
How AI Shapes Geopolitical Power and Cybersecurity in Maritime Environments?
The seas are central to the world’s trade. In fact, Ninety percent of the goods are transported via the sea routes. However,
Pakistan’s Economic Struggle Against Imported Terrorism
The $150 Billion Toll Terrorism has been very costly to the economy of Pakistan. In 20 years, it has lost over 150
