News·News and Analysis·Opinion 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 by Dr. Zaheerul Khan 22 Jun, 2026
News·News and Analysis·Opinion 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 by Prof. Dr. Muhammad Munir (Dean) 22 Jun, 2026
News·Opinion·Pakistan·Security 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 by Abdul Samad 21 Jun, 2026
News·Opinion Lessons From Karbala Karbala is not a sectarian slogan; it is a moral school. It teaches justice before tyranny, patience in suffering, sacrifice for truth, by Dr. Mozammil Khan 17 Jun, 2026
News·News and Analysis·Opinion PTM’s Foreign-Backed Anti-State Agenda The June 16, 2026 virtual space hosted by PTM USA under the title “Voices of the Oppressed Nations: Colonial Oppression in Contemporary by Dr. Syed Hamza Hasib Shah 17 Jun, 2026
News·Opinion India’s Uri-I Stage-II Development Escalates Regional Water Security Concerns India’s 240 MW Uri-I Stage-II Hydroelectric Project on the Jhelum River is more than another infrastructure milestone. It is a political signal by Dr. Anees Rahman 17 Jun, 2026
Opinion·Pakistan Joint Awami Action Committee: Rights Movement or Anti State Agenda? In Azad Jammu and Kashmir, the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) began in 2023 with protests against electricity tariffs, flour subsidies, and by Prof. Dr. Muhammad Munir (Dean) 15 Jun, 2026
Opinion·World Weaponizing the Indus: India’s Transboundary Water Aggression For more than sixty years the Indus Waters Treaty stood as proof that even bitter adversaries could manage a shared lifeline without by Prof. Dr. Ghulam Mujaddid 12 Jun, 2026
International Relations·Opinion·World Amnesty’s Selective Outrage: The Half Truth That Endangers Pakistan When an international watchdog chooses martyrs to ignore, its credibility and its agenda must be questioned The events that unfolded in by Prof. Dr. Ghulam Mujaddid 09 Jun, 2026
Opinion·Pakistan·Security·Trade Water Is Not a Weapon: The World Is Watching India’s Treaty Gamble In April 2025, India took an unprecedented step: it declared the Indus Waters Treaty one of the most durable watersharing agreements in by Dr. Syed Hamza Hasib Shah 09 Jun, 2026