Israel and the Sabotage of Peace
The de-escalation process in the US-Israel war against Iran has reached a critical juncture. A narrow diplomatic opening has emerged after a
China’s Position Exposes Taliban as Enabler of Terrorism
China’s latest position on Afghanistan-Pakistan tensions has stripped away the excuses, diversions, and diplomatic fog that the Taliban have long relied on.
Pakistan’s Diplomatic Moment After the Ceasefire Announcement
The recent ceasefire announcement and its immediate implementation have been widely viewed as an important diplomatic development for Pakistan. In a region
SELECTIVE HUMANITARIAN FRAMING MASKING GROUND REALITY
The growing concern with recent OCHA and UNAMA reporting on Afghanistan is not that humanitarian suffering is being highlighted, but that it
JAAC’s Protest Call
The protest call announced by JAAC for June 9, 2026, has reopened an important public debate: is this truly a movement for
The Indus Waters Treaty Held in Abeyance
One year after India’s decision to hold the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance in the wake of heightened tensions following the Pahalgam
Pakistan’s Fiscal Stability
Pakistan’s reimbursement of a matured long-term foreign deposit to the United Arab Emirates should be seen for what it is: a sign
Economic Ruin and Human Suffering in Afghanistan
Afghanistan today stands as a painful example of how political domination without public welfare can drive an entire society toward despair. Under
Shahbaz Gill’s False Narrative on Pakistan and Iran
Public debate on Pakistan’s foreign policy should be rooted in accuracy, especially when it concerns sensitive diplomatic relations with the Gulf and
Response to Criticism Against Pakistan’s Mediatory Role
Pakistan’s decision to step forward as a mediator in the US-Israel-Iran conflict deserves to be understood for what it is: not hedging,
