Afghanistan’s Links with TTP Exposed in Pakistan’s Counter-Terror Operation
The Pakistan Army approximately killed 61 terrorists who were trying to cross the border in Zhob with a targeted, intelligence constructed operation.
European Iranian Diplomatic Deadlock Over Nuclear Sanctions
Talks That Go Nowhere The talks between the European powers and Iran in Vienna have again hit the wall. The three European
Controversies arise over immigration sweep across the UK
The streets are speaking The United Kingdom again is caught within the wrath of the people. This time it is immigration. In
Wana’s Fight for Education and Values against FAK
In Wana, a violence-torn southern part of Waziristan (Ex-FATA), now Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, FAK (terrorist faction) is facing a timely uprising against
Pakistan Launches Satellite Enhancing Disaster Response
A Watch Dog in the Sky Towards National Development Pakistan has come to maturity in the move towards becoming technologically self-reliant. Its
Human Rights Violations in Kashmir
The state of Kashmir has been the spot of conflict. The region is of strategic importance. It is brought with decades of
Law and Conflict Resolution in Kashmir
The Kashmir dispute is one of the longest standing disputes in recent history. For more than 70 years, the region has been
Kashmiris Fight for Freedom (Volume two)
Kashmir since 1947 does not present the history of a disputed border. In fact, it is a history of a people that
Resisting Disappearance
Military Occupation and Women’s Activism in Kashmir The history of Kashmir is typically explained in the context of military power and political
The Kashmir Dispute: 1947–2012
There are few issues as intractable as the Kashmir conflict, and the work of A.G. Noorani The Kashmir Dispute: 1947–2012 explains why.
