A Lesson Karachi Cannot Ignore
The news that a major terror plot in Karachi has been uncovered should land with relief, not complacency. Relief, because the scale
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 Digital Authority
Pakistan has spent decades talking about reform and modernization, often with more speeches than systems to show for it. That is why
Taliban’s Policy of Repression in Afghanistan
The latest United Nations Security Council Monitoring Team report reads less like a routine security update and more like a warning label
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 India’s Dam Politics Threaten Pakistan’s Survival
India’s recent manipulation of Chenab River flows is more than a technical water management decision; it signals a deliberate shift from treaty-based
Madrassa Reform, State Authority, and the Line Between Advocacy and Obstruction
In Pakistan, madrassas are not just educational institutions; they are social safety nets, spiritual anchors, and community hubs. For many families, especially
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
Why India’s Nuclear Safety Record Needs Urgent Reassessment
India presents itself as a responsible nuclear power with mature regulatory institutions and rigorous command-and-control systems, a narrative that has gained traction
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
