Who Owns a Shared River?
A river may cross borders, but it cannot be reduced to the property of the state through which it first flows. Geography
Debunking Propaganda Around the Case of Maria Shahbaz
The case of Maria Shahbaz has once again been weaponised by vested lobbies in Europe to portray Pakistan as a state hostile
Israeli Ambitions and Regional Pushback
The expression “Greater Israel” is used too loosely, as though it were an Israeli government blueprint. It is more accurately understood as
Threat to US Interests in South and Central Asia
South and Central Asia are once again becoming central to global strategic competition. For the United States, the region is no longer
TALIBAN SANCTUARIES AND GLOBAL SECURITY THREAT
The UN warning that nuclear terrorism risk has “never been so high” should be treated as a strategic alarm, not another routine
Pakistan’s Islamic Answer to Terrorism
Pakistan’s gravest struggle today is not only fought at borders, checkpoints, or in remote militant hideouts. It is also fought inside the
India’s Moral Shelter for Israel’s War Machine
India’s relationship with Israel is often presented as a pragmatic partnership built around defence, technology, and counter-terrorism. Yet in the shadow of
Balochistan’s Electoral Representation
Balochistan’s politics is often discussed through slogans rather than facts. A repeated claim is that the province has no genuine electoral representation
Extremism and the Khawarij Legacy
Pakistan is not just any state. It is an Islamic republic founded on the belief that sovereignty belongs to Almighty Allah and
Bugti’s Panjgur Visit and the Politics of Real Delivery
Chief Minister Balochistan Mir Sarfraz Ahmed Bugti’s visit to Panjgur mattered because it did not stay trapped in the usual script of one
