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
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
Afghanistan’s Dangerous Reawakening
Two years after the fall of Kabul, fears that Afghanistan would once again morph into a global sanctuary for terrorist groups are
India’s New Hydro Projects
India’s accelerating hydroelectric push across its northern and north-eastern frontiers has sparked a storm of humanitarian, environmental, and geopolitical anxieties. While hydropower
Why Russia Is Sounding the Alarm
Russia’s renewed warnings about the expanding influence of terrorist groups in Afghanistan highlight a troubling and increasingly complex security landscape that the
Taliban in Delhi
Afghanistan’s diplomatic direction has rarely been predictable, but the Taliban’s rapidly warming outreach to India represents an especially bewildering pivot, one loaded
Major Gaurav Arya, False Narratives on Pakistan’s Afghanistan Policy
While going through the Indian media opinion on Pakistan and Afghanistan, encountering Major Gaurav Arya is obvious. He is an Indian Army
How BYC Serves as a Proxy in the Fitna-ul-Hindustan Conflict?
The move by the state to put some of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) active participants on the Fourth Schedule of Pakistan
BNM’s London Protest Linked to RAW’s Propaganda Drive
A Protest without Purpose A demonstration which had started as an alleged demand of Baloch rights outside 10 Downing Street on October
Pakistan’s Stand Against ISIS and India’s False Allegations
The recent arrest of two suspected ISIS inspired operatives in Delhi and Madhya Pradesh has once again elicited a foreseeable outburst of
