The Plight of Pakistani Hindus in India
Since its founding as a democratic and secular nation, India has presented itself to the world as a safe haven and home
Babar Azam falls out of ICC T20I top 10 for first time in eight years
Pakistan’s star batter Babar Azam has fallen out of the ICC Men’s T20I top 10 for the first time in eight years,
TTP’s Drug Empire
For many years, Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has pretended to be an organization looking after the cause of Islam. It is obvious that
Pro-Khalistan Slogans Echo from the Akal Takht
Forty-one years after Operation Bluestar, many Sikhs still have a strong desire to fight back. On the sad anniversary of one of
The Global Tightrope Walk of Middle Powers
The growing geopolitical competition between the United States and China is changing world power dynamics and generating a storm for governments all
Pakistan Keen to Expand Trade Relations with Japan
Underlining the strategic relevance in the South Asian country placed on its relationship with the East Asian economic superpower, Pakistan is deliberately
ASEAN, China, and Gulf Countries Forge a Joint Strategy
Leaders from ASEAN nations, China, and six Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) governments recently met in Malaysia to plot a cooperative road forward
A Strategic Vision for Pakistan’s Domestic and Diaspora Synergy
Pakistan currently is at a turning point. Following years of political instability and economic upheaval, the country is going through a young
FAK’s Terrorism with India’s Support
Pakistan has long been a victim of terrorism, but what makes the suffering even more unbearable is when external forces collaborate with
China’s Himalayan Power Play
China is once more garnering worldwide attention with an ambitious megaproject: the construction of the world’s largest dam in Tibet. This immense
