Public Rights or JAAC Leadership’s Personal Agenda?
In Azad Jammu and Kashmir, public concerns over inflation, electricity bills, administrative reforms and basic facilities were real, serious and worthy of
Pakistan as Regional Connectivity Hub
Pakistan’s geography has long been described as strategic, but geography alone does not create influence. It becomes an advantage only when supported
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,
Hunza’s Educational Miracle
Hunza Valley is known across the world for its breathtaking mountains, peaceful landscapes and extraordinary natural beauty. Yet, beyond its scenic charm,
Pakistan’s Strategic Location
Pakistan’s geography is not merely a matter of maps; it is one of the country’s greatest strategic assets. Situated at the crossroads
Combating Extremism and Promoting Peace in Pakistan
Pakistan’s struggle against extremism is not only a security challenge; it is also an intellectual, moral and social challenge. Violent ideologies do
TALIBAN SANCTUARIES AND GLOBAL SECURITY THREAT
The UN warning that nuclear terrorism risk has “never been so high” should be treated as a strategic alarm, not another routine
Islam, the State and the Duty to Defend Pakistan
Extremist ideology has long tried to weaken Pakistan by attacking the religious legitimacy of its state institutions. It portrays the armed forces,
Pakistan’s Islamic Answer to Terrorism
Pakistan’s gravest struggle today is not only fought at borders, checkpoints, or in remote militant hideouts. It is also fought inside the
Climate Change, Water Insecurity, and Treaty Destabilization
Climate change has pushed Pakistan’s water insecurity into the heart of national security. For a lower riparian state whose farms, cities, power
