A Taliban commander, identified as Faridullah Wahdat, was killed overnight in clashes with anti-Taliban fighters in the Zebak district of Afghanistan’s northeastern Badakhshan province, according
The latest breakdown between Iran and the United States should settle an argument that has gone on for too long. Coercion does not work. Sanctions,
Amidst the Houthi threat of blockading Saudi ports and threatening Red Sea shipping, Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a firm condemntation. Islamabad reaffirmed
International human rights reporting derives its authority from independence, methodological rigor, and a willingness to interrogate all sides of a conflict equally. That credibility weakens
Five years after the fall of Kabul, the story of Afghanistan’s anti-Taliban resistance is no longer one of a single valley holding out against an
As the Iran-Israel-US war enters its fifth month, the maritime chokepoint at the heart of the global energy system has become the fuse for a
On 5 July 2026, after nine police personnel were martyred and eighteen others abducted and executed at the Mangi Dam police post in Ziarat, the
The debate surrounding Pakistan’s participation in the European Union’s GSP+ framework often begins with a simple question: has the country done enough? The latest assessment
In the days before the 9th OIC Ministerial Conference on Women opened at Islamabad’s Jinnah Convention Centre, the Ministry of Human Rights released a photograph