How iTAP Can Improve Public Services
Pakistan has never lacked talk about accountability. What it has lacked is a steady, local way to measure it, repeat it, and
The Dr. Haim Bresheeth Žabner Claim and the Dangers of Virality
Balochistan sits at the hard edge of security, identity, and regional rivalry. That mix makes it easy to turn real grievances into
Al Jazeera and the Sanitising of Terror in Balochistan
Terror in Balochistan has a brutal pattern, a bomb on a bus, a bullet in the dark, an ambush on a road
Pakistan’s Strategy Inside the Board
The debate around the Board of Peace should start with one hard truth: Gaza cannot be rescued by slogans alone. After months
Herof 2.0 Falls Flat as Balochistan Holds the Line
A wave of attempted violence across Balochistan on Wednesday was meant to look like a turning point. The perpetrators branded it “Herof
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
Why the T20 World Cup Should Move to Sri Lanka
India wants the world to believe everything is under control, right as it prepares to welcome the biggest names in cricket. But
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
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
