Afghanistan’s Living Nightmare: Gender Apartheid and the Failure of the World’s Conscience
When the United Nations Security Council convened its briefing on Afghanistan on 8 June 2026, the testimony delivered by Metra Mehran of
India’s Kishanganga Project
The Kishanganga Hydroelectric Project is not merely another run-of-the-river power scheme in the upper reaches of Jammu and Kashmir. It has become
Securing Pakistan’s Water Future
Pakistan’s Water Reckoning: The Hour for Structural Reform Is Now Pakistan has never been more thirsty and more threatened. As the country
Pakistan’s Peace Diplomacy Breaks War Deadlock
Pakistan’s Peace Diplomacy Breaks the War Deadlock When the region teetered on the brink, Islamabad chose dialogue and the world is taking
UAE AND PAKISTAN BROTHERHOOD BUILT ON TRUST AND LOYALTY
When Brotherhood Becomes Policy: The Pakistan UAE Relationship in 2026 There are diplomatic relationships built on interest, and then there are relationships
Pakistan’s Diplomatic Moment After the Ceasefire Announcement
The recent ceasefire announcement and its immediate implementation have been widely viewed as an important diplomatic development for Pakistan. In a region
Unity Is the Nation’s Greatest Strategic Shield
The recent tensions involving India and Iran offered a clear lesson in how states behave when pressure rises. Reports that India had
BLA apologetics come to the rescue of kidnappers and hostage takers
In the exchange now circulating online, Kiyya Baloch rebukes Hamid Mir for airing unverified claims, then moves to a larger defense: that
India’s Democracy Can’t Survive Selective Citizenship
India wants to say that it is a loud, plural democracy with room for all identities and faiths. For a lot of
Rights on Hold in Jammu and Kashmir
What astonishes individuals regarding Jammu and Kashmir is not merely the violence itself, but the manner in which it is rendered regular.
