DOJ Confirms Pakistan’s Claims on India’s Transnational Killings
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has confirmed something Pakistan has been saying for years that India has been running extrajudicial operations
Pakistan’s Tapestry of Pluralism and Tolerance
When people talk about Pakistan, the conversation often swings between two extremes. Either it is portrayed as a country weighed down by
Mir Yar Baloch, A Digital Proxy
The character of Mir Yar Baloch has become present online more than an activist. Indeed, he is an astute plotter. While his
Australia Joins Global Momentum on Palestinian Statehood
What This Means for International Relations Australia has made a landmark foreign policy change that it will recognize the State of Palestine at
PIA Returns to the UK
It is a matter of happiness and relief to the Pakistani all over the world as they had been waiting long to
Kashmiris Around the World Observe Kashmir Martyrs’ Day
Today, Kashmiris around the globe are solemnly observing Kashmir Martyrs’ Day, marking the historic and tragic events of July 13, 1931. It
India-Taliban Nexus : A Grave Threat to Pakistan’s Security
Prologue Former Afghan general Sami Sadat has recently made new revelations in Islamabad and in the rest of the world about a
Trump seemed to be growing increasingly impatient with Putin. However, why now?
In a surprising shift, former President Donald Trump has dramatically changed his rhetoric toward Russian President Vladimir Putin—just five months after suggesting
NIA’s U-Turn and the Politics of Blame
The paradoxes that have arisen after the revelations made by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) concerning the April 22 Pahalgam attack have
Diplomatic Manipulations of India in the Countries of Gulf region
The current representation of diplomatic endeavour in the Gulf by India seems not the authentic attempts to influence the harmony in the
