Fazlur Rehman and the demand for receipts
Maulana Fazlur Rehman is one of the figures who effortlessly exposes Pakistan’s political flaws. People want religion to be elevated above regular
Mosques Under Fire
The bombing of the Khadija al Kubra Imambargah was intended to accomplish two things at once. It was intended to murder and
Why Balochistan Keeps Paying for Afghanistan’s Collapse
The Balochistan Liberation Army remains a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization, and the perpetrators should be held accountable. This was the blunt message
Keeping the Indus Waters Treaty Alive
Holding the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance is not a routine bilateral quarrel dressed up as procedure. It is a direct strike
Rebuilding the WWI Tribute
The noise around the relocation of the First World War memorial needs a reset, because the central claim being pushed in headlines,
The Human Cost of Sabotage in Balochistan
Balochistan is trapped in a cycle where every burst of violence is followed by a storm of narratives. One side tells people
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
