Honouring a Terrorist Is Not Activism It Is Incitement
A year has passed since the Dalbandin operation that neutralised a known khawarij operative in Balochistan. Most people moved on, because
Afghanistan’s Terror Network and Kabul’s Dangerous Silence
The numbers coming out of the latest UN Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team report, the 38th edition, covering December 2025
One Attack, Two Claims, One Terror Network
A squad of the Assistant Commissioner Harnai, accompanied by Frontier Corps personnel on routine duty, walked into a meticulously planned ambush. When
Water Is Not a Weapon: Why the Indus Waters Treaty Must Stand
On the morning of August 31, 2026, the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague delivered a verdict that carries
Five Years of Failure: Why the World Cannot Normalize the Taliban Regime
Five years have passed since Kabul fell. The images are still vivid crowds storming the airport tarmac, desperate hands gripping the
When the Shield Becomes the Threat: Reclaiming Southern KP from Shadow Authorities
There is a particular kind of institutional failure that doesn’t announce itself loudly. It creeps in through cracks left by urgent
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
The Khawarij Taliban “Split” Narrative: A Calculated Deception Pakistan Must Not Fall For
There is a story being quietly circulated in certain corners of the internet and within select media circles. It tells
The Long Game in Balochistan: Why Operation Radd ul Fitna 3 Is Different
There is a certain kind of silence that descends over a battlefield when the tide turns, not the silence of
When the Ration Arrives: Exposing the JAAC’s Narrative Contradictions
There is a peculiar contradiction at the heart of the proscribed Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) public messaging campaign one that
