When the World Needed a Bridge, Pakistan Built One
There is a quiet kind of power that never makes the front page. It does not come from the barrel of a
Pakistan’s Search for an Economy of Its Own
Pakistan’s finance ministry has good news this year, and it keeps repeating it. Reserves are up. Inflation is down. The IMF keeps
A Door Left Open: Pakistan’s Measured Response to Kabul’s Dialogue Proposal
There is something quietly significant about the moment we find ourselves in. After months of frozen borders, precision strikes, and
Panjgur Pushback: How Security Forces Are Breaking FAH’s Back
There is something deeply telling about what happened on N85 in Panjgur on August 22, 2026. Fitna al Hindustan terrorists
Pakistan’s Economic Revival Gains Ground
Pakistan’s economic debate has spent so long revolving around default fears, collapsing reserves, runaway inflation and exchange-rate turmoil that a change in
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
