Who Sets PTM’s Agenda?
The controversy surrounding a purported leaked conversation involving Pashtun Tahafuz Movement leader Manzoor Pashteen has reopened an uncomfortable debate about foreign influence
National Sovereignty and Regional Security
The debate generated by Adil Dawar’s appearance on BBC Pashto reflects a wider problem in discussions about Pakistan’s border regions: complex security
PTM’s International Conference 2026
The Pashtun Tahafuz Movement’s announced International Conference 2026 in Oxford must be examined not merely as a political gathering, but as part
Exposing PTM’s Cross-Border Terror Shield
Pakistan today confronts two interconnected security challenges. The first is kinetic: terrorist networks that plan, facilitate and execute attacks against Pakistani citizens
PTM’s Foreign-Backed Anti-State Agenda
The June 16, 2026 virtual space hosted by PTM USA under the title “Voices of the Oppressed Nations: Colonial Oppression in Contemporary
PTM’s Foreign-Backed Propaganda
In times of conflict, truth becomes the first battlefield, and those who manipulate it become no less dangerous than those who carry
Why PTM’s Afghan Identity Argument Fails?
The strongest way to answer the Afghan identity line pushed by parts of PTM is not to deny that Pashtuns in Pakistan
PTM UK Protest
The PTM UK protest call and the PTM UK notice on X did not appear in a political vacuum. They surfaced at a
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
PTM’s Forest Narrative
The recent controversy surrounding the selective removal of tree cover near security checkpoints in Central Kurram has turned into an example of
