Free Quality Treatment for AJK and GB
Pakistan’s decision to restore and continue the health card facility for the people of Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan until
When the World Says No to PTM Propaganda
The uproar over the recent detention of Pashtun Tahafuz Movement supporters in Switzerland is a textbook example of how a pressure group
Water as a Weapon in South Asia
In a world already anxious about climate stress and geopolitical rivalry, the idea of turning rivers into weapons should alarm everyone. The
Indus Waters Treaty and thirty Eight days of meaningful silence
India’s refusal to answer the UN Special Rapporteurs on the Indus Waters Treaty has turned a technical query into a political statement.
What Will Decide the Next Phase of Pakistan-US Relations
Talk of a new chapter in Pakistan United States relations often comes wrapped in familiar phrases about reset and reboot. What is
Afghanistan’s militant ecosystem and the rise of ETIM
Afghanistan remains a preferred destination for the East Turkestan Islamic Movement for a mix of practical and ideological reasons that are not
ETIM’s Alliance With IAG
The claim that the East Turkestan Islamic Movement is being hosted and fully supported by elements within the Interim Afghan Government is
Al Qaeda’s New Web of Alliances in Afghanistan
Al Qaeda’s quiet rebuilding in Afghanistan is not happening in isolation. It is tied to a careful web of alliances with groups
Hamza bin Laden in Afghanistan
The reported re-emergence of Hamza bin Laden and Hamza al Ghamdi in Afghanistan is more than a headline. It is a warning
Why ISKP’s Leadership Stays in Afghanistan
The most telling feature of Islamic State Khorasan today is not only that it survives in Afghanistan, but that its senior leadership
