US Sounds the Alarm on Illegal Detentions in Taliban Ruled Afghanistan
The United States has finally said out loud what much of the world has tried to soften with diplomatic phrasing. On March
Pakistan Kept Talking, Kabul Kept Dodging
The real story of Pakistan’s Afghanistan policy from 2021 to 2025 is not that Islamabad failed to try. It is that it
A Fuller View of Religious Freedom in Pakistan
The 2026 USCIRF report’s recommendation that Pakistan be designated a “Country of Particular Concern” deserves scrutiny, not because religious freedom challenges do
Taliban Sheltering Designated Terrorists in Kabul’s Diplomatic Enclave
On March 8, journalist Hamid Mir’s post put a dangerous allegation into public view: that the Taliban regime is shielding TTP chief
Why Pakistan Must Back Stability in the Gulf?
Pakistan’s policy in the present Gulf crisis should be clear, balanced, and firm. It must stand by Saudi Arabia as a key
Miranshah and the Murder of a Child’s Soul
What happened in Miranshah was not martyrdom, not resistance, and not religion. It was the murder of ordinary people through the body
Keanu Reeves and the Embarrassment of Bad Civic Planning
The strange story about Keanu Reeves at a public event in India is both funny and sad. According to reports circulating online,
Modi’s Israel Optics May Cost India Dearly in the Gulf
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Israel was not only a routine engagement on a diplomatic itinerary. It sent a more substantial
War Is Not a Celebration
Reports and videos circulating online, including posts that many users have shared and debated, appear to show some people in the United
Can the JF 17 Carry Pakistan’s Export Push?
Pakistan has talked for years about moving beyond a narrow export base, but the hard part is finding something that can compete
