India’s New Hydro Projects
India’s accelerating hydroelectric push across its northern and north-eastern frontiers has sparked a storm of humanitarian, environmental, and geopolitical anxieties. While hydropower
Minerals Development and Rare-Earth Potential in Pakistan
Pakistan’s rugged mountains and arid plateaus conceal a vast repository of valuable minerals, including copper, gold, lithium, cobalt, and other rare-earth elements.
Operation Sindoor, India’s Defeat Turns into Desperation
Operation Sindoor was to establish India as a local superpower with the capability of making decisive military action. However, it has revealed
Restoring Peace and Stability in Zehri
A Community’s Call for Protection In the small valleys of Zehri, a city of the former peaceful rhythm of everyday life, something
Renewing Cooperation Between Iran and Pakistan
The latest Iran Pakistan Joint Economic Committee (JEC) meeting, the 22nd so far, was felt different. It was not just diplomats sitting
Reclaiming the Sanctity of Madaris
From Centers of Extremism to Hubs of Moderation For most of Islamic history, Madaris were places of real inspiration. They were not
Unlocking US-Pakistan Climate Gains
Green Partnership Pakistan’s energy story is changing fast. A country that once seemed stuck in rolling blackouts and heavy fuel imports
Bajur Attack Highlights Pakistan’s Fight with Afghan Terrorists
Pakistan ranked fourth in Global terrorism index published in 2025. It is stated that, since in post 2023, the intensity of terrorism
Sufiyana Sindh Where Shrines Unite and Define National Identity
The depth and heart of Pakistan is Sindh and it is frequently acknowledged as the plot of glorified soul and spiritualists. It
The Kashmir Dispute: 1947–2012
There are few issues as intractable as the Kashmir conflict, and the work of A.G. Noorani The Kashmir Dispute: 1947–2012 explains why.
