Nuclear Deterrence Did Not Fail in May 2025 It Worked Exactly As Designed
There is a particular kind of intellectual malpractice that dresses itself in academic language while serving a pre determined conclusion. Sadia Tasleem’s
The Khawarij Taliban “Split” Narrative: A Calculated Deception Pakistan Must Not Fall For
There is a story being quietly circulated in certain corners of the internet and within select media circles. It tells
Islam, Constitution and the False Jihad of the Khawarij
Pakistan’s constitutional identity leaves little ambiguity about the religious foundations of the state. The country was conceived as a sovereign political order
The Global Implications of Undermining Transboundary Water Governance
Water treaties matter most when politics is at its worst. That is why India’s decision of 23 April 2025 to place the
A New Era of Investment and Opportunity in Balochistan
This July, Quetta will become the centre of national and international economic attention as it hosts the first-ever Balochistan Investment and Trade
Modi’s Award Diplomacy Is Becoming an International Joke
Awards in diplomacy are not inherently suspicious. States routinely confer decorations on visiting leaders to signal friendship, recognise bilateral cooperation and create
World Environment Day and the Indus Basin Crisis
World Environment Day is not merely a symbolic occasion marked by statements, ceremonies, and environmental slogans. It is a reminder that the
India’s Dulhasti Stage-II Project
India’s approval of the Dulhasti Stage-II Hydroelectric Project on the Chenab River system is not merely another entry in its expanding hydropower
Taliban, TTP, Economy and the Human Cost in Afghanistan
The Taliban’s claim of having restored “stability” in Afghanistan collapses when tested against international evidence and the daily experience of Afghan households.
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor in Transition
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is no longer only a story of roads, ports and power plants. In 2026, CPEC appears to be
