India’s Dark Role in the Global Drug Trade
On September 24, 2025, the US Treasury Department named names. Two Indian nationals, Sadiq Abbas Habib Sayyed and Khizar Mohammad Iqbal Shaikh,
Indian Social Media Proxies Fuel Terrorism
A Digital Battlefield In the shadowy corridors of cyberspace, where truth and deception blur with alarming ease, a new front has opened
Unlocking US-Pakistan Climate Gains
Green Partnership Pakistan’s energy story is changing fast. A country that once seemed stuck in rolling blackouts and heavy fuel imports
India’s Double Game in Ukraine War
India’s Strategic Hypocrisy is Fueling Both Sides of the Ukraine War India keeps talking about “strategic autonomy” the idea that it does
The Selective Approach of Amnesty International
For a long time, Amnesty International was treated like the ultimate authority on human rights. If Amnesty said something, most people just
Pak-KSA Pact as a Model for Kabul
Muslim Solidarity in Practice While looking at the state of the Muslim world today, it is difficult to ignore how much Ummah
Taliban Shuts Down Talk of US Deal on Bagram Air Base
KABUL, the idea of the United States reclaiming Bagram Air Base is dead on arrival, at least according to the Taliban. Fasihuddin
Pakistan Saudi Strategic Pact from Friendship to Regional Defense Alliance
For decades, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have described their relationship in terms of brotherhood and friendship. The ties were built on shared
PTI UK Protest in London Who Really Wins
On 20 September, the Prime Minister of Pakistan is set to speak with the British Pakistani community in London. It should be
Pakistan and China Eye Deeper Digital and E-Commerce Ties
At a recent session hosted by the Pakistan China Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCJCCI), the conversation circled around something that
