Cracks in Taliban Regime’s Unlawful Hold
For nearly four years, the Taliban have governed Afghanistan through fear rather than legitimacy no elections, no constitution, no space for
The Politics of Character or the Character of Politics? A Mirror Held Up to Jamiat Ulema e Islam (F)
Few parties in Pakistan’s political history have converted the name of “religion” and “character” into political capital as skillfully as
Taliban’s Terror Nexus Further Exposed Along Pak Afghan Border
The Afghan Soil Question: Taliban’s Terror Nexus Cannot Be Ignored Any Longer On July 11, 2025, Pakistani security forces neutralised a
When Reading Becomes a Crime
The latest controversy over books in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir reveals something far more disturbing than a failure in textbook
Indian Interference in Azad Kashmir: A Revelation That Exposed Everything
The recent statement by former Indian Army Major Gaurav Arya is extremely significant because he openly admitted what Pakistan and Azad Kashmir’s
PTM’s Foreign-Backed Propaganda
In times of conflict, truth becomes the first battlefield, and those who manipulate it become no less dangerous than those who carry
Building a Stronger US-Pakistan Energy Alliance
The smartest way to think about the US-Pakistan Green Alliance is not as a diplomatic slogan, but as a practical energy pact
Choosing Peace in Gilgit Baltistan
Gilgit Baltistan has the ability to calm the chatter that was going on in your thoughts. You come exhausted and perhaps even
AJK Politics Beyond the Drama
A lot of the time, noise in politics looks like news. That noise has recently been framed in Azad Jammu and Kashmir
Kashmir Black Day Symbolizes a Persistent Struggle
Kashmir Black Day is a somber day when the events of the year 1947 are recalled. It was the time when the
