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Opinion·Pakistan

Joint Awami Action Committee: Rights Movement or Anti State Agenda?

In Azad Jammu and Kashmir, the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) began in 2023 with protests against electricity tariffs, flour subsidies, and
by Prof. Dr. Muhammad Munir (Dean)
15 Jun, 2026
Weaponizing the Indus: India’s Transboundary Water Aggression
Opinion·World

Weaponizing the Indus: India’s Transboundary Water Aggression

For more than sixty years the Indus Waters Treaty stood as proof that even bitter adversaries could manage a shared lifeline without
by Prof. Dr. Ghulam Mujaddid
12 Jun, 2026
International Relations·Opinion·World

Amnesty’s Selective Outrage: The Half Truth That Endangers Pakistan

When an international watchdog chooses martyrs to ignore, its credibility and its agenda must be questioned The events that unfolded in
by Prof. Dr. Ghulam Mujaddid
09 Jun, 2026
Opinion·Pakistan·Security·Trade

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
by Dr. Syed Hamza Hasib Shah
09 Jun, 2026
Opinion·World

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
by Dr. Zaheerul Khan
09 Jun, 2026
Geo-Politics·News and Analysis·Opinion·World

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
by Dr. Mozammil Khan
09 Jun, 2026
International Relations·Opinion·World

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
by Dr. Syed Hamza Hasib Shah
07 Jun, 2026
International Relations·Opinion·World

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
by Dr. Syed Hamza Hasib Shah
05 Jun, 2026
International Relations·Opinion·World

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
by Sohail Javed
05 Jun, 2026
India Expands Chenab Diversion Amid IWT Suspension
International Relations·Opinion·Trade·World

India Expands Chenab Diversion Amid IWT Suspension

For over six decades, the Indus Waters Treaty stood as one of the most resilient instruments of international water law, a rare
by Dr. Mozammil Khan
27 May, 2026
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