India’s Long Record of Indus Water Treaty Breach
Signed in 1960 and mediated by the World Bank, the historic Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) guaranteed India and Pakistan fair share of
A Strategic Vision for Pakistan’s Domestic and Diaspora Synergy
Pakistan currently is at a turning point. Following years of political instability and economic upheaval, the country is going through a young
Harnessing Stability and Diaspora Power
Pakistan stands at a pivotal point in history where a convergence political, economic and international progress can be leveraged to build a
Water Justice for Pakistan
Signed under World Bank supervision in 1960, the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) has long been a bedrock of regional cooperation between India
When the War went silent: Pakistan’s Cyber Blitz and India’s Digital Collapse
War is no longer fought only with boots on the ground or jets in the sky, it’s waged in invisible realms, across
PAF in Command: A lesson in Responsible Retaliation
The skies over South Asia have once again become the stage for high-stakes rivalry, as the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) demonstrated remarkable
Lies Fly Faster Than Drones
It is becoming abundantly evident in Pakistan’s tribal belt’s struggle for narratives that speed of lying usually exceeds speed of truth. This
US Presence and Asian Security Challenges
US troop cuts in a fast-changing Indo-Pacific scene indicate more than just a change in military presence; they also represent a change
Ukraine: 80% of Drone Components in Russia Sourced from China
1. Kyiv Confirms China’s Role in Supporting Russia’s Military Ukraine has publicly confirmed that China is supplying Russia’s arms industry, a claim
Far-Right Israelis Storm Al-Aqsa Mosque and UNRWA Compound During Jerusalem Day March
1. Jerusalem Day March Marred by Hate and Violence Jerusalem was thrust into renewed turmoil on Monday as far-right Israeli groups stormed
