Opinion | Observer Guardian Pakistan

The Politics of Character or the Character of Politics? A Mirror Held Up to Jamiat Ulema e Islam (F)

Few parties in Pakistan’s political history have converted the name of “religion” and “character” into political capital as skillfully as

by Sohail Javed

27 Jul, 2026

Opinion·World

Religion vs. Interest: Accountability of Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s Politics

In the political history of Pakistan, few names have remained present in the corridors of power for decades yet brought no

by Dr. Zaheerul Khan

25 Jul, 2026

News·Opinion

Taliban Regime Crumbles as Resistance Intensifies Across Badakhshan

The Taliban entered Kabul in August 2021 claiming that military victory had settled Afghanistan’s political future. Five years later, Badakhshan is exposing

by Prof. Dr. Ghulam Mujaddid

25 Jul, 2026

Opinion·Security

Badakhshan: The New Epicentre of Anti Taliban Resistance

Something significant shifted in the mountains of northeastern Afghanistan on the morning of July 17, 2026. A newly formed armed group

by Dr. Muhammad Saleem

24 Jul, 2026

Opinion·Security·World

Taliban’s Terror Nexus Further Exposed Along Pak Afghan Border

The Afghan Soil Question: Taliban’s Terror Nexus Cannot Be Ignored Any Longer On July 11, 2025, Pakistani security forces neutralised a

by Sohail Javed

23 Jul, 2026

Opinion·Security·World

Amnesty International Has Become a Spokesperson for Terrorists

Selective Outrage Cannot Substitute Credible Human Rights Advocacy Amnesty International’s latest allegations raise serious questions about its credibility and selective advocacy. While

by Dr. Muhammad Saleem

22 Jul, 2026

News·Opinion

When Security Narratives Replace Evidence

In periods of heightened tension between Pakistan and India, information often becomes as strategically important as military capability. Allegations, anonymous briefings, selective

by Dr. Muhammad Saleem

22 Jul, 2026