AJK’s Action Committee and the Shift from Relief to Resistance
Public movements acquire legitimacy when they articulate genuine grievances and compel governments to respond. But they also face a difficult test once
NDM Challenges KPK Emergency as Security Crisis Deepens
When the National Democratic Movement filed its petition in the Peshawar High Court this week challenging the imposition of emergency and
Pakistan’s Counterterrorism Battle Demands Global Action
Pakistan stands at a defining crossroads in its decades long fight against terrorism. The one day International Seminar on Pakistan’s Evolving
Indian Media’s Digital War Exposed After Operation Sindoor
May 2025 this month will be recorded in the pages of history not merely as a military confrontation, but as a chapter
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Security Breakdown and the Constitutional Response
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa entered an extraordinary constitutional phase on October 11, 2026, when President Asif Ali Zardari, acting on the advice of Prime
Pakistan Needs New Provinces and Real Governance Reform
Pakistan stands at a rare inflection point. A country that has debated structural governance reform for decades is now seeing that conversation
RESISTANCE PRESSURE MOUNTS ON TALIBAN REGIME
For a government that has repeatedly projected Afghanistan as a country brought firmly under its control, the first week of October offered
The Taliban’s Broken Promise on Terrorism
Four years after returning to Kabul, the Taliban wanted the region to believe that Afghanistan had finally entered an age of stability.
Pakistan’s Legal Response to Enforced Disappearance Allegations
For years, Pakistan’s debate over enforced disappearances has been trapped between two deeply serious concerns. Families have demanded answers about relatives whose
Taliban’s Crumbling Myth of Uncontested Control
For five years, the Taliban regime has cultivated a single, overriding narrative that it controls Afghanistan completely, that resistance has been
