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,
Balochistan Cannot Be Judged Through Propaganda
Pakistan is right to say that any serious discussion of Balochistan must begin with balance rather than political theatre. Ms. Ana Lorena
Rule of Law Cannot Be Outsourced to Foreign Opinion
Recent international commentary demanding the release of Imran Khan deserves to be examined with far more doubts than it often receives. What
Terrorist Groups Devastating Balochistan
Balochistan does not need another romantic defense of men with guns. It needs honesty. The BLA and BLF want the world to
Why PTM’s Afghan Identity Argument Fails?
The strongest way to answer the Afghan identity line pushed by parts of PTM is not to deny that Pashtuns in Pakistan
BLA and BLF Rift Goes Public
The latest clash between the Baloch Liberation Army and the Baloch Liberation Front is not an isolated episode. It is the public
