
9/11 Anniversary: The World Moved On, but South Asia’s War Didn’t End
Today marks twenty-five years since the attacks on New York and Washington. For Americans, September 11 is mostly a day of memory. For South Asia,

Today marks twenty-five years since the attacks on New York and Washington. For Americans, September 11 is mostly a day of memory. For South Asia,

Twenty-five years ago today, Ahmad Shah Massoud was assassinated in the Panjshir Valley by two suicide bombers posing as journalists. The man Afghans called the

Every September 7, Pakistan marks PAF Day, the anniversary of the 1965 war. In that war, a young air force, flying a fraction of the

On 6 September 1965, Pakistan’s soldiers, airmen, and sailors stood against an adversary that outmatched them in almost every conventional metric: manpower, armour, aircraft, and

CPEC 1.0 was visible in Pakistanās landscape. roads were built, power plants came online and connectivity infrastructure expanded all over the country. CPEC 2.0 presents

Since the Taliban government has been established in Afghanistan, the country presents a paradox as it has achieved a degree of political and territorial stability,

As the Taliban returned to power, one of the most consequential changes in Afghanistan is also one of the least visible: time is producing a

Tomorrow, Pakistan will mark seventy-nine years of independence.The green and white flag will rise over homes, schools, government buildings and public squares. Patriotic songs will

The promises and expectations attached to the Taliban since February 29, 2020, when Zalmay Khalilzad and Taliban political chief Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar signed the