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.
A Robot Dog, A Viral Clip, And A Trust Problem
The video from New Delhi is the kind of clip that makes people laugh first, then sigh. A shiny four legged robot
What Shehbaz Sharif’s IAEA Visit Should Deliver
The meeting between the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif at the agency’s headquarters in
Afghanistan Under the 2026 Taliban Code
In January 2026, the Taliban announced a new Criminal Procedure Code for Afghanistan and sold it as legal reform, a tidy set
PAKISTAN’S FIGHT AGAINST ILLEGAL AFGHAN IN BALOCHISTAN
Balochistan’s geography is both its destiny and its burden. Vast distances, sparse population density, and a long, porous borderland with Afghanistan create
Madrassa Reform, State Authority, and the Line Between Advocacy and Obstruction
In Pakistan, madrassas are not just educational institutions; they are social safety nets, spiritual anchors, and community hubs. For many families, especially
PTM’s Anti-State Legal Narrative
Narratives are just as important in Pakistan’s continuous fight against terrorism as actual operations. Misinformation can weaken national resolve, split communities, and
Safeguarding Women, Countering Terror
Pakistan’s changing security environment, especially in Balochistan, necessitates a measured and culturally sensitive response. Women are increasingly being used as attack targets
How BYC Serves as a Proxy in the Fitna-ul-Hindustan Conflict?
The move by the state to put some of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) active participants on the Fourth Schedule of Pakistan
