The Diplomat’s False Framing of the Aafia Siddiqui Case
Geopolitical interests, ideological leanings, and editorial priorities often affect how international media interact with the countries they cover. In Pakistan, this relationship
Getting Every Child in School
Pakistan’s nationwide effort to deal with the huge problem of 22 to 26 million children who are not in school is more
Indus Waters Treaty Suspension Is a Threat to Regional Stability
Pakistan’s choice to bring India’s unilateral suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) to the Indo-Pacific Ministerial Forum Roundtable in Brussels is
Pakistan’s Case Against the Taliban’s Policies
The current trade standoff between Pakistan and Afghanistan is frequently described as the result of bureaucratic failure, economic paralysis, and border closures.
Afghanistan’s Dangerous Reawakening
Two years after the fall of Kabul, fears that Afghanistan would once again morph into a global sanctuary for terrorist groups are
India’s New Hydro Projects
India’s accelerating hydroelectric push across its northern and north-eastern frontiers has sparked a storm of humanitarian, environmental, and geopolitical anxieties. While hydropower
Why Russia Is Sounding the Alarm
Russia’s renewed warnings about the expanding influence of terrorist groups in Afghanistan highlight a troubling and increasingly complex security landscape that the
Taliban in Delhi
Afghanistan’s diplomatic direction has rarely been predictable, but the Taliban’s rapidly warming outreach to India represents an especially bewildering pivot, one loaded
PAKISTAN’S PERSPECTIVE ON GSP+ STATUS
With the European Union’s upcoming review of Pakistan’s GSP+ status, Ambassador Raimundas Karoblis’ recent remarks that Pakistan must “do more” have sparked
2025, the Year the Planet Hit the Top Three Hottest on Record
With the end of 2025 approaching, the statistics of the situation are undisputed that this year is one of the three hottest
