PTI’s Global Campaign and the Cost to Pakistan
There is a line between seeking global attention for genuine human rights concerns and turning domestic political conflict into an international pressure
World Water Day and the Indus Waters Treaty
Every year on 22 March, World Water Day reminds the world that water is not a privilege to be dispensed by power,
Countering Western Islamophobia
Islamophobia in many Western societies does not appear out of nowhere. It is built, repeated, and normalised through a mix of media
Building a Stronger US-Pakistan Energy Alliance
The smartest way to think about the US-Pakistan Green Alliance is not as a diplomatic slogan, but as a practical energy pact
Afghanistan Is No Longer Just Afghanistan’s Problem
For too long, the world has spoken about Afghanistan as if it were a sealed crisis, tragic, painful, but somehow contained. That
Punjab Government Draws a Legal Line
The controversy around the alleged use of the Punjab government’s official aircraft is no longer just a passing media storm. It has
Unity Is the Nation’s Greatest Strategic Shield
The recent tensions involving India and Iran offered a clear lesson in how states behave when pressure rises. Reports that India had
Afghanistan’s Dangerous Exports to Pakistan
The most troubling measure of a government is not what it says, but what spills across its borders. In the case of
Laura Loomer is the Racist Boomer
Laura Loomer’s remarks regarding Muslims are not patriotic, informed, or courageous. Their tone suggests that they are indolent. They appear to be
BLA apologetics come to the rescue of kidnappers and hostage takers
In the exchange now circulating online, Kiyya Baloch rebukes Hamid Mir for airing unverified claims, then moves to a larger defense: that
