India Expands Chenab Diversion Amid IWT Suspension
For over six decades, the Indus Waters Treaty stood as one of the most resilient instruments of international water law, a rare
Securing Pakistan’s Water Future
Pakistan’s Water Reckoning: The Hour for Structural Reform Is Now Pakistan has never been more thirsty and more threatened. As the country
Pressure, Principles, and the Palestine Question: Why Pakistan Will Not Be Coerced
In the theatre of international diplomacy, few spectacles are as revealing as a powerful senator issuing thinly veiled threats to sovereign nations
Rubio exposed India can’t get over Pakistan
The Rubio Moment: When Washington Accidentally Wrote Pakistan’s Foreign Policy Victory An Indian journalist pushed. Rubio pivoted. And the world noticed. On
Pakistan’s Anti Bonded Labour Reforms: Countering Misleading and Sensationalized Narratives
Pakistan Labour Reforms Setting the Record Straight When a social media post goes viral claiming that a Pakistani family has been trapped
Public Rights or JAAC Leadership’s Personal Agenda?
In Azad Jammu and Kashmir, public concerns over inflation, electricity bills, administrative reforms and basic facilities were real, serious and worthy of
Pakistan’s Peace Diplomacy Breaks War Deadlock
Pakistan’s Peace Diplomacy Breaks the War Deadlock When the region teetered on the brink, Islamabad chose dialogue and the world is taking
Systematic Exploitation of Women by Terrorist Networks Abuse
Weaponizing Womanhood How Terrorist Networks Exploit Baloch Women as Instruments of War There is nothing heroic about a grieving father searching for
Pakistan as Regional Connectivity Hub
Pakistan’s geography has long been described as strategic, but geography alone does not create influence. It becomes an advantage only when supported
India’s Abeyance of the Indus Waters Treaty
The Indus Waters Treaty was never merely a water-sharing instrument. It was a civilizational restraint placed upon two hostile neighbours who understood,
