Taliban’s Crumbling Myth of Uncontested Control
For five years, the Taliban regime has cultivated a single, overriding narrative that it controls Afghanistan completely, that resistance has been
Fatah 4 Extended and Pakistan’s Precision Strike Power
October 6, 2026 marks another chapter in Pakistan’s steadily advancing story of indigenous defence capability. The successful test launch of the extended
Khawarij Jihad Lie and Qadri’s Fatwa
Dr Tahir ul Qadri’s fatwa does what decades of hollow condemnations failed to do, it dismantles the Khawarij narrative from within
Afghanistan Continues to Suffer Under Khawarij Rule
Five years after the Khawarij terrorists marched back into Kabul and seized power in August 2021, the world has grown disturbingly
Pakistan Bled Long Before It Fired Back
There is a version of this story that certain international commentators prefer to tell. It begins on September 21, 2026, when
PTI’s October March and the Crisis of Leadership
Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf is no stranger to long marches. Over the past several years, the party has turned street politics into
Why the Indus Waters Treaty Must Continue to Hold
Every treaty gets tested when relations sour, not when they are warm. The Indus Waters Treaty of 1960 survived several wars
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
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
