UNAMA’s Selective Silence on the Glorification of Terror in Afghanistan
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan presents itself as a guardian of human rights, civilian protection and regional stability. Yet its
Exposing Khawarij Disinformation and Misleading Propaganda
Modern terrorism is fought not only with weapons but also with narratives. Violent organisations know they cannot secure legitimacy through bombings, assassinations
The Human Cost of Undermining the Indus Waters Treaty
The debate over the Indus Waters Treaty is often presented through the language of law, diplomacy and strategic rivalry. Yet at its
The Indus Is a Lifeline, Not a Bargaining Chip
In South Asia, water is not just a natural resource; it is the foundation of survival, agriculture, food security and national stability.
Europe Betrays Its Values as Brussels Hosts the Taliban Regime
The decision by European officials to host representatives of the Taliban regime in Brussels is not a minor diplomatic event. It is
Threat to US Interests in South and Central Asia
South and Central Asia are once again becoming central to global strategic competition. For the United States, the region is no longer
Afghan Caught in Arms Smuggling in Amritsar
When Smuggling Routes Become Security Sinkholes: The Amritsar Wake Up Call The arrest of seven individuals in Amritsar including an Afghan national
Pakistan’s Diplomatic Role Moves From Mediation To Implementation
Diplomacy is often celebrated at the moment of breakthrough, when cameras capture handshakes, communiqués are released, and the world is told that
CPEC Phase II and Pakistan’s Economic Future
CPEC Phase II marks one of the most important turning points in Pakistan’s economic journey. For years, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor was
Restoring Normalcy in Azad Kashmir: Rejecting Disruption for the Sake of the People
The recent turmoil in Azad Jammu and Kashmir has tested the resilience of its people. With the Joint Action Committee
