India’s Abeyance of the Indus Waters Treaty
The Indus Waters Treaty was never merely a water-sharing instrument. It was a civilizational restraint placed upon two hostile neighbours who understood,
BLA and BLF Rift Goes Public
The latest clash between the Baloch Liberation Army and the Baloch Liberation Front is not an isolated episode. It is the public
Can the US Secure Pakistan’s Minerals?
Control of critical minerals is starting to decide who leads in chips, batteries, missiles, grids, and the factories that make them. China
KPK Held Hostage by Road Blocks
The freedom to protest is legitimate and significant in a democracy. Individuals may contest the government, advocate for justice, and request medical
Inside India’s Military Media Network
The story India tells about defence communication is that it is public information, transparency, and reassurance. The story many critics tell is
Javed Hashmi and the Cost of Viral Lies
Javed Hashmi is old and unwell, and nobody is surprised by that. Age, sickness, and fatigue can make anyone slower, less patient,
CHPM Report and A Reality Check
A serious strategic study lives or dies on three basics: verifiable facts, internal coherence, and analytical restraint. That standard matters even more
Kech Abduction Exposes Militant Threat to Civilians
A woman being abducted at gunpoint in Balicha is not just another “law and order” headline. It is a warning about what
Keeping Tirah from Becoming a Sanctuary
A state’s first promise is simple: it must protect life. In Pakistan, that promise is not a slogan; it is a constitutional
The Myth of Normalcy in IIOJK
Every year on 5 February, Pakistan observes Kashmir Solidarity Day to reaffirm political, moral, and diplomatic support for the Kashmiri people’s right
