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
The Indus Waters Treaty Held in Abeyance
One year after India’s decision to hold the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance in the wake of heightened tensions following the Pahalgam
Balochistan Cannot Be Judged Through Propaganda
Pakistan is right to say that any serious discussion of Balochistan must begin with balance rather than political theatre. Ms. Ana Lorena
World Water Day and the Indus Waters Treaty
Every year on 22 March, World Water Day reminds the world that water is not a privilege to be dispensed by power,
PTM UK Protest
The PTM UK protest call and the PTM UK notice on X did not appear in a political vacuum. They surfaced at a
Keanu Reeves and the Embarrassment of Bad Civic Planning
The strange story about Keanu Reeves at a public event in India is both funny and sad. According to reports circulating online,
War Is Not a Celebration
Reports and videos circulating online, including posts that many users have shared and debated, appear to show some people in the United
