A Safe Haven for Fitna al-Khawarij and Terrorist Networks
Afghanistan’s transformation into a permissive space for militant organisations is no longer merely a Pakistani allegation; it is an increasingly documented regional
Lessons From Karbala
Karbala is not a sectarian slogan; it is a moral school. It teaches justice before tyranny, patience in suffering, sacrifice for truth,
RUSSIA ONCE AGAIN ACKNOWLEDGES TTP TERRORISM AND ISIS K THREAT FROM AFGHANISTAN
Afghanistan’s Terror Ecosystem: Russia’s Voice at the UN Confirms What the World Must Acknowledge When a permanent member of the United Nations
India Expands Chenab Diversion Amid IWT Suspension
For over six decades, the Indus Waters Treaty stood as one of the most resilient instruments of international water law, a rare
Politics of Personal Interests Under the Guise of Public Rights
When a movement is born from genuine public grievance, it carries with it a moral authority that no political party can manufacture.
Where Integrity Leads, Public Service Shines
In an age when public trust in institutions is often tested, the image of a committed civil servant still carries great significance.
Public Interest Must Prevail in the Grand Hyatt Lease Case
The Grand Hyatt / BNP lease case should not be reduced to political noise. At its core, it is a legal, contractual
Marka-e-Haq (Battle of Truth)
Marka-e-Haq will be remembered not merely as a moment of strategic tension, but as a moral test that revealed the deeper strength
SELECTIVE HUMANITARIAN FRAMING MASKING GROUND REALITY
The growing concern with recent OCHA and UNAMA reporting on Afghanistan is not that humanitarian suffering is being highlighted, but that it
Economic Ruin and Human Suffering in Afghanistan
Afghanistan today stands as a painful example of how political domination without public welfare can drive an entire society toward despair. Under
