Pakistan’s Search for an Economy of Its Own
Pakistan’s finance ministry has good news this year, and it keeps repeating it. Reserves are up. Inflation is down. The IMF keeps
A Door Left Open: Pakistan’s Measured Response to Kabul’s Dialogue Proposal
There is something quietly significant about the moment we find ourselves in. After months of frozen borders, precision strikes, and
Nuclear Deterrence Did Not Fail in May 2025 It Worked Exactly As Designed
There is a particular kind of intellectual malpractice that dresses itself in academic language while serving a pre determined conclusion. Sadia Tasleem’s
Disappeared or Deployed? Pakistan’s Battle Over the Truth About PTM
Every few months, a new name enters Pakistan’s grim ledger of the missing, and every few months a familiar fight breaks out
When Lies Are the Last Weapon: FAK’s Disinformation Playbook Unraveling
There is an old saying that a cornered animal is most dangerous. But in the case of Fitna al Khawarij,
When the Camera Lies: India’s Media and the Crisis of Truth
There is something deeply revealing about a moment when even an outsider notices what the insiders have long refused to admit. US
Hormuz at the Brink as the Peace Clock Runs Out
The expiry of the sixty-day window created by the 17 June memorandum has transformed a faltering truce into a dangerous political vacuum.
Red Sea Bloodshed and the Case for Protecting Commercial Shipping
Pakistan’s condemnation of the deadly Houthi attack on the commercial vessel Tihamah is more than a routine diplomatic response to the loss
Panjgur Pushback: How Security Forces Are Breaking FAH’s Back
There is something deeply telling about what happened on N85 in Panjgur on August 22, 2026. Fitna al Hindustan terrorists
Women empowerment in Panjgur
For decades, women in Panjgur have possessed talent without enjoying equal access to the institutions that could turn it into income. Distance,
