The Indus Is a Lifeline, Not a Bargaining Chip
In South Asia, water is not just a natural resource; it is the foundation of survival, agriculture, food security and national stability.
CPEC Phase II and Pakistan’s Economic Future
CPEC Phase II marks one of the most important turning points in Pakistan’s economic journey. For years, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor was
Joint Awami Action Committee: Rights Movement or Anti State Agenda?
In Azad Jammu and Kashmir, the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) began in 2023 with protests against electricity tariffs, flour subsidies, and
Peaceful Coexistence as Sunnah
Sectarian violence in Pakistan is not merely a security challenge; it is a moral, religious, and national crisis. For decades, extremist networks
Moscow’s Taliban Gamble: Arming the Hand That Feeds the Fire
RUSSIA’S TALIBAN GAMBLE : STRENGTHENING REGIME THAT SHELTERS TERRORISTS Russia has formalized a military partnership with the Taliban, a regime governing what
India’s Abeyance of the Indus Waters Treaty
The Indus Waters Treaty was never merely a water-sharing instrument. It was a civilizational restraint placed upon two hostile neighbours who understood,
Climate Change, Water Insecurity, and Treaty Destabilization
Climate change has pushed Pakistan’s water insecurity into the heart of national security. For a lower riparian state whose farms, cities, power
Who Fears Peace in the Middle East?
As the world watches rare and welcome movement toward peace through dialogue and diplomacy, a familiar pattern appears to be emerging. Whenever
Afghan Aggression and the PTM’s Crisis of Credibility
The mortar shelling in Angoor Adda, South Waziristan, is not merely another border incident; it is a moral test for everyone who
Gilgit-Baltistan’s Tax Exemption Programme
The formal launch of a comprehensive tax exemption programme for traders linked to Pak-China trade in Gilgit-Baltistan marks an important economic moment
