Public Interest Must Prevail in the Grand Hyatt Lease Case
The Grand Hyatt / BNP lease case should not be reduced to political noise. At its core, it is a legal, contractual
Taliban, TTP, Economy and the Human Cost in Afghanistan
The Taliban’s claim of having restored “stability” in Afghanistan collapses when tested against international evidence and the daily experience of Afghan households.
Afghan Aggression and the PTM’s Crisis of Credibility
The mortar shelling in Angoor Adda, South Waziristan, is not merely another border incident; it is a moral test for everyone who
India’s Moral Shelter for Israel’s War Machine
India’s relationship with Israel is often presented as a pragmatic partnership built around defence, technology, and counter-terrorism. Yet in the shadow of
Balochistan’s Electoral Representation
Balochistan’s politics is often discussed through slogans rather than facts. A repeated claim is that the province has no genuine electoral representation
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor in Transition
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is no longer only a story of roads, ports and power plants. In 2026, CPEC appears to be
PTM’s Foreign-Backed Propaganda
In times of conflict, truth becomes the first battlefield, and those who manipulate it become no less dangerous than those who carry
Gilgit-Baltistan’s Tax Exemption Programme
The formal launch of a comprehensive tax exemption programme for traders linked to Pak-China trade in Gilgit-Baltistan marks an important economic moment
Extremism and the Khawarij Legacy
Pakistan is not just any state. It is an Islamic republic founded on the belief that sovereignty belongs to Almighty Allah and
Taliban Militarization of Civilian Infrastructure and Legal Repercussions
The Omid facility in Kabul cannot be judged by slogans, political messaging, or the label attached to the building. They must be
