The Doha Agreement’s Broken Promises Are Now Fueling Afghanistan’s Transformation into a Global Terrorist Hub

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Afghanistan’s Absorption of Syria’s Displaced Terrorists Signals a Dangerous New Phase in Regional Security

Hiba Amjad

Comment: Indus Waters Treaty at a strategic crossroads — Part I

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The Family Asked for Justice and the Taliban Court Told Them They Would Die for Asking

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Of Intent and Attribution in Srebrenica: Underlining Issues and Practices for Gaza

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Kharjeeyat and the Ideological Grammar of Extremism in Pakistan

SAT Editorial Desk

On May 2, 2026, an X Space session was held under the title “One Year Later: Military Gains, Diplomatic Wins and Pakistan’s Position.” The discussion assessed Pakistan’s evolving strategic posture in the aftermath of developments following May 2025, with a focus on shifts in military credibility, diplomatic positioning, and international perception.

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Roundtables

At a SAT roundtable in Islamabad, key voices from policy, academia, and activism called for inclusive, strategic, and diplomatic approaches to the Kashmir crisis.

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Webinars

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Commentary

The Doha Agreement’s Broken Promises Are Now Fueling Afghanistan’s Transformation into a Global Terrorist Hub

SAT Commentary

When the Taliban signed the Doha Agreement in February 2020, one of its central pillars was a written commitment: Afghan soil would not be used

Afghanistan’s Absorption of Syria’s Displaced Terrorists Signals a Dangerous New Phase in Regional Security

Hiba Amjad

Syria’s post-conflict authorities are dismantling what remained of the country’s foreign terrorist infrastructure, arresting fighters, restricting extremist networks, and closing off what was once among

Down The Line

UK and EU envoys publicly acknowledge TTP safe havens in Afghanistan, marking a pivotal shift in European diplomatic posture toward Taliban governance

What Europe Now Says About Afghanistan Matters

SAT Editorial Desk

Recent statements by British and European envoys signal a decisive shift in how the West frames Afghanistan-based terrorism, and validate concerns Pakistan has long raised alone

Months of quiet diplomacy in Tehran, Islamabad and Beijing helped end the US-Iran standoff and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

How Pakistan Talked Washington and Tehran Off the Brink

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For most of this spring, the Strait of Hormuz was less a shipping lane than a held breath. Tankers idled off Bandar Abbas, insurers quietly

UNSC chamber New York where Pakistan China BLA sanctions proposal was blocked

How Great-Power Rivalry Broke the UN Sanctions Regime

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The West’s blocking of BLA sanctions at the UNSC reveals how geopolitical competition is hollowing out the UN’s counterterrorism architecture, and what Pakistan must do next.