Mutasim’s Arrest and the Struggle Behind the Curtain
The reported detention of Mullah Mutasim offers a revealing window into the Taliban’s internal power struggles, its methods of enforcing discipline, and
An Industrial Revolution in Azad Kashmir
Under the leadership of Prime Minister Faisal Mumtaz Rathore, Azad Jammu and Kashmir appears to be entering a defining phase in its
India’s Misleading Frame
Brahma Chellaney’s latest argument rests on a lazy and ultimately unserious premise that Pakistan and Iran can be treated as parallel nuclear
Marka-e-Haq (Battle of Truth)
Marka-e-Haq will be remembered not merely as a moment of strategic tension, but as a moral test that revealed the deeper strength
An Islamic State Under Sharia or an Illegitimate Seizure of Power
The Taliban present their rule in Afghanistan as an “Islamic Emirate” and portray Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada as Amir al-Mu’minin, the Commander of
Flaws in UK Legal Systems and BBC’s Flawed Reporting
The most troubling part of the latest BBC undercover investigation is not simply that some migrants may be abusing the asylum system.
INDIA’S FABRICATED PROPAGANDA AGAINST PAK-UAE DIPLOMATIC STRAINS
The easiest way to manufacture a diplomatic crisis is to take a routine financial event, strip it of context, and then circulate
Bugti’s Panjgur Visit and the Politics of Real Delivery
Chief Minister Balochistan Mir Sarfraz Ahmed Bugti’s visit to Panjgur mattered because it did not stay trapped in the usual script of one
ISKP Flourishing Under Taliban Rule
On 10 April 2026, gunmen attacked civilians gathered near a shrine site in Herat’s Injil district, with Pajhwok reporting at least seven
Israel and the Sabotage of Peace
The de-escalation process in the US-Israel war against Iran has reached a critical juncture. A narrow diplomatic opening has emerged after a
