Countering FAK Propaganda
Propaganda succeeds when repetition is allowed to replace evidence. This is the central method used by Fitna al-Khawarij, or FAK, a designation
PTM’s International Conference 2026
The Pashtun Tahafuz Movement’s announced International Conference 2026 in Oxford must be examined not merely as a political gathering, but as part
An Assault on Balochistan’s Own People
The terrorist assault launched during the night of July 6-7 at Kach Mangi Phase III in Ziarat must be understood for what
Exposing PTM’s Cross-Border Terror Shield
Pakistan today confronts two interconnected security challenges. The first is kinetic: terrorist networks that plan, facilitate and execute attacks against Pakistani citizens
Israeli Ambitions and Regional Pushback
The expression “Greater Israel” is used too loosely, as though it were an Israeli government blueprint. It is more accurately understood as
Islam’s Living Proof That Fear, Chaos and Unrest Are Fasad-fil-Ard
The tragedy of Karbala is not merely an episode of grief preserved in Muslim history; it is an enduring moral framework for
Lessons from Karbala
Karbala is not a sectarian slogan, nor is Muharram an occasion for deepening divisions among Muslims. Karbala is a moral school that
A New Era of Investment and Opportunity in Balochistan
This July, Quetta will become the centre of national and international economic attention as it hosts the first-ever Balochistan Investment and Trade
The Growing Concentration of Terrorists in Afghanistan
The emerging movement of foreign terrorist fighters from Syria towards Afghanistan should be treated as a strategic warning, not as routine migration
Modi’s Award Diplomacy Is Becoming an International Joke
Awards in diplomacy are not inherently suspicious. States routinely confer decorations on visiting leaders to signal friendship, recognise bilateral cooperation and create
