When Reading Becomes a Crime
The latest controversy over books in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir reveals something far more disturbing than a failure in textbook
The Failure of TTP’s Anti-State Narrative
The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan’s effort to portray Pakistan as an un-Islamic or illegitimate state is not a serious constitutional argument; it is a
Operation Shaban Dismantling Terrorist Infrastructure
Operation Shaban marks an important shift in Pakistan’s counterterrorism posture in Balochistan: from reacting to individual attacks to systematically dismantling the networks
The Sanctity of Martyrdom and National Honor: A Critical Analysis
Martyrdom is a Spirit, Not a Salary Transaction On July 11, 2026, at a conference held in Phoolnagar, Kasur, Jamiat Ulema
A Safe Haven for Fitna al-Khawarij and Terrorist Networks
Afghanistan’s transformation into a permissive space for militant organisations is no longer merely a Pakistani allegation; it is an increasingly documented regional
Pakistan’s Islamic Constitution and the Un-Islamic Nature of Extremist Violence
Pakistan’s constitutional and religious framework leaves little room for ambiguity regarding the country’s Islamic identity or the illegitimacy of violence committed in
Countering FAK Propaganda
Propaganda succeeds when repetition is allowed to replace evidence. This is the central method used by Fitna al-Khawarij, or FAK, a designation
Debunking Propaganda Around the Case of Maria Shahbaz
The case of Maria Shahbaz has once again been weaponised by vested lobbies in Europe to portray Pakistan as a state hostile
PTM’s International Conference 2026
The Pashtun Tahafuz Movement’s announced International Conference 2026 in Oxford must be examined not merely as a political gathering, but as part
An Assault on Balochistan’s Own People
The terrorist assault launched during the night of July 6-7 at Kach Mangi Phase III in Ziarat must be understood for what
