Chenab Under Threat
The Chenab River has long stood at the heart of Pakistan’s water security, agricultural survival, and national food system. For decades, the
Pressure, Principles, and the Palestine Question: Why Pakistan Will Not Be Coerced
In the theatre of international diplomacy, few spectacles are as revealing as a powerful senator issuing thinly veiled threats to sovereign nations
Pakistan’s Principled Position on Palestine and Its Emerging Diplomatic Role
Pakistan’s position on Palestine has always been rooted in principle, law and moral clarity. Unlike positions shaped by temporary diplomatic convenience, Pakistan’s
China’s Position Exposes Taliban as Enabler of Terrorism
China’s latest position on Afghanistan-Pakistan tensions has stripped away the excuses, diversions, and diplomatic fog that the Taliban have long relied on.
Taliban Sheltering Designated Terrorists in Kabul’s Diplomatic Enclave
On March 8, journalist Hamid Mir’s post put a dangerous allegation into public view: that the Taliban regime is shielding TTP chief
India’s Silence Is a Choice
Narendra Modi claims he talked with Benjamin Netanyahu about civilian safety. On paper, it sounds like a voice of moderation. In reality,
Strikes in Afghanistan
When people hear about strikes in Afghanistan, they often picture chaos first and questions later. That reaction is human because the cost
Why PTI Is Losing Public Space
The meeting inside KPK House felt less like a war room and more like a mirror held up to PTI’s current condition.
Fatinat al Khwaraj and the Defamation of Islam
In a community disrupted by armed conflict, the first loss is not just lives, but also trust. Streets are deserted, schools are
How iTAP Can Improve Public Services
Pakistan has never lacked talk about accountability. What it has lacked is a steady, local way to measure it, repeat it, and
