Pakistan’s Long Road to Confronting Terrorism from Afghan Soil
The present confrontation between Pakistan and Afghanistan did not emerge overnight. It is the result of a security dispute that has steadily
Bridges Are Lifelines Not Targets for Kharan
Ask anyone in Kharan what a bridge means and you won’t get a lecture on geopolitics. You’ll hear about a truck driver
The Indus Waters Treaty and the Limits of Power
There is an old saying that civilizations are born beside rivers. What is less often acknowledged is that they can also
Balochistan’s Iron Shield Against Terrorism
There is a pattern emerging from the rugged terrain of Balochistan, and it speaks louder than any press release ever could.
Erdogan at UNGA a Voice for the Voiceless Kashmiris
When Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stepped up to address the 81st United Nations General Assembly on September 22, 2026, he
Kharan Abduction Exposes Terrorist War on Civil Rule
Kharan Abduction Unmasking the Terrorist Strategy Against Pakistan’s Civil Administration The highway connecting Nushki and Kharan has seen its share of trouble
Taliban Regime Arming FaH Against Pakistan
A purportedly leaked directive attributed to the office of Taliban Supreme Leader Sheikh Haibatullah Akhundzada has raised serious questions about the use
Taliban Regime’s Rhetoric Contradicts Ground Realities
Zabihullah Mujahid’s latest interview with Al Arabiya English was clearly intended to project confidence. Instead, it highlighted the widening gap between the
Kohat Tragedy and the Test of Provincial Leadership
There are moments when governance is measured not through speeches, slogans or political mobilisation, but through presence, judgment and priorities. The terrorist
Why Pakistan Matters Again in Washington?
Pakistan and the United States have spent much of their modern relationship moving between periods of close cooperation and uneasy distance. Security
