Who Sets PTM’s Agenda?
The controversy surrounding a purported leaked conversation involving Pashtun Tahafuz Movement leader Manzoor Pashteen has reopened an uncomfortable debate about foreign influence
The Contradictions in India’s UNHRC Position
At the 62nd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, India attempted to present two central pillars of its international image:
India’s Oil Diplomacy Exposes Its Foreign-Policy Contradictions
India has spent years marketing “strategic autonomy” as the defining principle of its foreign policy. In official speeches, New Delhi presents itself
Who Owns a Shared River?
A river may cross borders, but it cannot be reduced to the property of the state through which it first flows. Geography
Khwarij Propaganda Exposed in Hangu
The Mask Falls in Hangu: Khawarij Propaganda Cannot Launder the Blood of Martyrs On the night of July 30, 2026, the
Cracks in Taliban Regime’s Unlawful Hold
For nearly four years, the Taliban have governed Afghanistan through fear rather than legitimacy no elections, no constitution, no space for
Taliban security crisis deepens as attack targets regime personnel in Sar e Pul
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National Sovereignty and Regional Security
The debate generated by Adil Dawar’s appearance on BBC Pashto reflects a wider problem in discussions about Pakistan’s border regions: complex security
Pakistan’s Textile Industry Compliance
Pakistan’s textile and garment industry is facing renewed scrutiny following a report by the UK-based labour-rights organisation Labour Behind the Label. Based
Book Ban in IIOJK: An Attempt to Erase Kashmiri History and Identity
Indian forces have begun an intellectual robbery in IIOJK, removing books referencing Kashmiri Muslim identity, Maqbool Bhat, and Syed Ali Shah