Afghanistan’s Living Nightmare: Gender Apartheid and the Failure of the World’s Conscience
When the United Nations Security Council convened its briefing on Afghanistan on 8 June 2026, the testimony delivered by Metra Mehran of
RUSSIA ONCE AGAIN ACKNOWLEDGES TTP TERRORISM AND ISIS K THREAT FROM AFGHANISTAN
Afghanistan’s Terror Ecosystem: Russia’s Voice at the UN Confirms What the World Must Acknowledge When a permanent member of the United Nations
Victory of the Constitution: Migrant Seats, Judicial Decision and the Spirit of the Kashmir Issue
The Supreme Court of Azad Jammu and Kashmir’s decision of 7 June 2026 is not merely a judicial opinion, but a confirmation
Peaceful Coexistence as Sunnah
Sectarian violence in Pakistan is not merely a security challenge; it is a moral, religious, and national crisis. For decades, extremist networks
CPEC 2.0 and Pakistan’s Industrial Future
In 2026, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor stands at a decisive turning point. What began in 2015 as a massive infrastructure and energy
The Ideological Battle Pakistan Must Win
Pakistan’s struggle against terrorism has too often been described in the language of security operations, border management, intelligence failures and militant hideouts.
World Environment Day and the Indus Basin Crisis
World Environment Day is not merely a symbolic occasion marked by statements, ceremonies, and environmental slogans. It is a reminder that the
India’s Kishanganga Project
The Kishanganga Hydroelectric Project is not merely another run-of-the-river power scheme in the upper reaches of Jammu and Kashmir. It has become
A Democratic Decision Has Been Made Now It Is Time for Stability
The politics of Azad Jammu and Kashmir stands at a crucial juncture. The Legislative Assembly of Azad Kashmir has passed a
Indian Interference in Azad Kashmir: A Revelation That Exposed Everything
The recent statement by former Indian Army Major Gaurav Arya is extremely significant because he openly admitted what Pakistan and Azad Kashmir’s
