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A single day revealed how strategic signaling, media narratives, and ideological currents are beginning to overlap in ways that complicate Pakistan’s security calculus.
There’s a lot being said about the Kabul strike, but when you look closely, parts of the story just don’t add up.
As the UN updates sanctions on Taliban officials, growing scrutiny of militant networks underlines Pakistan’s long-standing security concerns
The Israel-Iran conflict is not just limited to military front, the spillover effect of war is directly impacting food, water and fertilizer security.
Netanyahu’s press conference merged military triumphs with religious rhetoric, signaling a dangerous escalation across the Middle East.
This case underscores a growing paradox: in the digital age, ideological extremism can emerge within affluent, well-integrated communities far removed from traditional drivers of radicalization.
pakistan’s solar boom and the US-Pakistan Green Alliance are reshaping the country’s energy future through renewables, grid modernization, and strategic cooperation.
International attention is now catching up with Pakistan’s long-standing concerns over terrorism operating from Afghan territory
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The 2026 Iran crisis reveals deeper geopolitical ambitions behind US escalation and its impact on Middle Eastern power dynamics.
Cheap yet lethal drones are transforming modern warfare by enabling weaker states to challenge technologically superior militaries. Iran’s use of Shahed drones illustrates how cost-effective UAVs are redefining the power balance in contemporary conflicts.