Taliban, TTP, Economy and the Human Cost in Afghanistan
The Taliban’s claim of having restored “stability” in Afghanistan collapses when tested against international evidence and the daily experience of Afghan households.
UNPACKING AL-MIRSAD
Pakistan today confronts not only terrorism on the ground but a sophisticated information war in the digital space. This war is deliberate,
Flaws in UK Legal Systems and BBC’s Flawed Reporting
The most troubling part of the latest BBC undercover investigation is not simply that some migrants may be abusing the asylum system.
ISKP Flourishing Under Taliban Rule
On 10 April 2026, gunmen attacked civilians gathered near a shrine site in Herat’s Injil district, with Pajhwok reporting at least seven
PTM UK Protest
The PTM UK protest call and the PTM UK notice on X did not appear in a political vacuum. They surfaced at a
Myth vs Reality
Every few months, the same story makes the rounds, foreign companies are fleeing Pakistan, the doors are closing, and the country is
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
The Region Is Paying for Taliban Impunity
The region is being asked to accept a comforting story: Afghanistan is calmer than it was during the civil war years, so
Religious Freedom in Afghanistan
The recommendation by the US Commission on International Religious Freedom to designate Afghanistan as a Country of Particular Concern should be read
How Mengal Erases Baloch Elite Failure
Akhtar Mengal’s statements on February 8, 2026, at the Asma Jahangir Conference were designed to convey a singular conclusion: the problem in
