Pakistan’s Strategy Inside the Board
The debate around the Board of Peace should start with one hard truth: Gaza cannot be rescued by slogans alone. After months
Free Quality Treatment for AJK and GB
Pakistan’s decision to restore and continue the health card facility for the people of Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan until
Indus Waters Treaty and thirty Eight days of meaningful silence
India’s refusal to answer the UN Special Rapporteurs on the Indus Waters Treaty has turned a technical query into a political statement.
Institutional Resolve Delivers for AJK
In a political climate where noise often tries to pass as substance, a quiet governance win can matter more than a dozen
Taliban’s Policy of Repression in Afghanistan
The latest United Nations Security Council Monitoring Team report reads less like a routine security update and more like a warning label
Who Really Benefits from Subsidy Protests in AJK?
Despite sincere and ongoing efforts by the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) government to ease economic pressure on citizens, a concerning trend
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
