Pakistan and the Politics of Human Rights
Another human rights event about Pakistan took place in Geneva this October. On the sidelines of the UN Human Rights Council’s 60th
Deconstructing Hamid Mir’s Narrative
Mr. Hamid Mir’s latest video about Pakistan’s stance on Palestine is a good reminder of how easily complex issues can get twisted
What Zalmay Khalilzad’s Tweet Really Says?
Mr. Zalmay Khalilzad suddenly decided to log onto Twitter and drop a “hot take” about Pakistan’s nuclear capability. The former United States
Why Pakistan Still Matters to Washington
If someone has followed American foreign policy over the last two decades, they would have probably noticed how Pakistan slips in and
Pakistan’s Human Legacy and Western Misconceptions
A recent story in the Washington Post claims that Pakistan is deporting Afghans who fled to the US. Those included Afghans who
Pak UAE Rail Partnership
Stepping Up Cooperation with Big Regional Ambitions Pakistan and the UAE are giving their long standing friendship a modern twist this time
Kazakhstan Looks to Pakistani Ports for Regional Trade
Pakistan’s ports have always been its biggest selling point to the region. Sitting right on the Arabian Sea, they connect landlocked neighbors
DOJ Confirms Pakistan’s Claims on India’s Transnational Killings
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has confirmed something Pakistan has been saying for years that India has been running extrajudicial operations
Pakistan Strengthens Dialogue at SCO Summit
At the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in China, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif struck a tone that was both firm and conciliatory.
Pakistan’s Tapestry of Pluralism and Tolerance
When people talk about Pakistan, the conversation often swings between two extremes. Either it is portrayed as a country weighed down by
