Kishtwar Tragedy, Questions Behind the Briefing
The reports around Op Trashi 1, and the killing of three Kashmiris in Kishtawar, deserve a clear public accounting, not a quick
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
What Trump’s BoP Statement Means for Pakistan
President Trump’s remarks at the Board of Peace meeting in Washington matter less for their flattering tone and more for what they
Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi on BoP
Some positions should remain above the pull of party lines amid the din of everyday politics. These include Palestine, which is why
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
AJK Politics Beyond the Drama
A lot of the time, noise in politics looks like news. That noise has recently been framed in Azad Jammu and Kashmir
US-Pakistan Strategic Workforce Collaboration
The US has the most extensive digital ecosystem in the world, but it also faces challenges like rising costs and talent shortages
Fitnah-tul-Khawarij and the Politics of “Treason”
Fitnah tul Khawarij employs a classic tactic. When its arguments break apart, it attempts to conceal the flaw by shifting the allegation.
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
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
