Afghan Fighters in TTP
Pakistan’s latest counter terrorism operations in Bannu, North Waziristan, and Bajaur have reinforced a point that many officials have argued for years
Welfare Wins and the Protest Line
Welfare measures and protest politics often collide in a way that leaves ordinary people stuck in the middle. Right now, the government
Qatar’s Dubious Diplomatic Neutrality and the Narrative Campaign Against Pakistan
In contemporary geopolitics, narratives are not background noise; they are instruments of power. States increasingly shape outcomes not through overt coercion, but
PAKISTAN’S FIGHT AGAINST ILLEGAL AFGHAN IN BALOCHISTAN
Balochistan’s geography is both its destiny and its burden. Vast distances, sparse population density, and a long, porous borderland with Afghanistan create
How Taliban Centralization Undermines Afghanistan’s Future
The Sixteenth Report of the United Nations Security Council’s Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team offers a stark reminder that Taliban rule
Gilgit-Baltistan’s Democratic Signal
The smooth completion of the Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly’s constitutional term and the appointment of Justice (R) Yar Muhammad as Interim Chief Minister mark
Mohsin Dawar’s Anti-State Agenda
Pakistan has suffered a tremendous financial and human cost in the fight against terrorism in recent years. Attacks by militant groups operating
The Diplomat’s False Framing of the Aafia Siddiqui Case
Geopolitical interests, ideological leanings, and editorial priorities often affect how international media interact with the countries they cover. In Pakistan, this relationship
The Crypto Crossroads, Why the World Still Can’t Decide How to Tax the Future?
Money isn’t what it used to be. As everything around us goes digital, even cash is evolving, and governments are struggling to
Banning TLP to Safeguard National Security and Public Safety
The government’s decision to impose a ban on Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) was a measured step, not one taken in haste. It followed
