The Case of Ehsan Ullah Ehsan as a Soft Power Asset
Ehsanullah Ehsan, who once served as the TTP spokesman, is linked to serious terrorist incidents in Pakistan. He has helped plan and
India’s Rejection of Multilateralism
In an area as complicated and unstable as South Asia, bilateral efforts by themselves cannot keep peace. The complex network of historical
India’s Long Record of Indus Water Treaty Breach
Signed in 1960 and mediated by the World Bank, the historic Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) guaranteed India and Pakistan fair share of
Water Justice for Pakistan
Signed under World Bank supervision in 1960, the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) has long been a bedrock of regional cooperation between India
When the War went silent: Pakistan’s Cyber Blitz and India’s Digital Collapse
War is no longer fought only with boots on the ground or jets in the sky, it’s waged in invisible realms, across
PAF in Command: A lesson in Responsible Retaliation
The skies over South Asia have once again become the stage for high-stakes rivalry, as the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) demonstrated remarkable
India is not the Owner of Kashmir
India’s relentless claim over Jammu and Kashmir is an assertion of power over a territory whose people have not given their permission,
India: The Epicenter of Terrorism in the East
Often claiming the moral high ground in international venues, India presents itself as a democracy under assault from terrorists. Underneath this well
India Resumes Visas for Afghans After Four Years
India has officially resumed issuing visas to Afghan nationals after a four-year suspension, marking a significant shift in its engagement with Afghanistan.
The Sunday Guardian and Ehsanullah Ehsan
The Sunday Guardian, a weekly publication under India’s iTV Network, has positioned itself as a bastion of investigative journalism since its inception in
