Disappeared or Deployed? Pakistan’s Battle Over the Truth About PTM
Every few months, a new name enters Pakistan’s grim ledger of the missing, and every few months a familiar fight breaks out
Security Forces Deliver Another Blow to Fitna al Hindustan Networks in Balochistan
In warfare, the truest measure of a counter terrorism campaign is not a single dramatic strike but the sustained, grinding pressure that
Coercive Diplomacy and Pakistan’s Evolving Strategic Environment
The nature of power in international politics is changing. Military capability remains essential, particularly for states facing persistent security threats, but it
The Contradictions in India’s UNHRC Position
At the 62nd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, India attempted to present two central pillars of its international image:
National Sovereignty and Regional Security
The debate generated by Adil Dawar’s appearance on BBC Pashto reflects a wider problem in discussions about Pakistan’s border regions: complex security
Religion vs. Interest: Accountability of Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s Politics
In the political history of Pakistan, few names have remained present in the corridors of power for decades yet brought no
The Sanctity of Martyrdom and National Honor: A Critical Analysis
Martyrdom is a Spirit, Not a Salary Transaction On July 11, 2026, at a conference held in Phoolnagar, Kasur, Jamiat Ulema
Lessons from Karbala
Karbala is not a sectarian slogan, nor is Muharram an occasion for deepening divisions among Muslims. Karbala is a moral school that
Banned JAAC leadership exposed
Intimidation, kidnapping and politics of chaos are not acceptable Unmasking the Chaos: Why the Politics of Fear, Abduction, and Anarchy in
Pakistan’s Diplomatic Role Moves From Mediation To Implementation
Diplomacy is often celebrated at the moment of breakthrough, when cameras capture handshakes, communiqués are released, and the world is told that
