
India Upstream Position Cannot Justify Water Coercion
India’s April 2025 decision to place the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance represents an unprecedented attempt to weaponize transboundary hydrology. By unilaterally suspending a binding

India’s April 2025 decision to place the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance represents an unprecedented attempt to weaponize transboundary hydrology. By unilaterally suspending a binding

The announcement of a $200 million oil and gas agreement between the Taliban and Saudi Arabia’s Delta International looks like a headline victory for Kabul,

Amrullah Saleh’s recent critique of Pakistan’s counterterrorism approach lands awkwardly when measured against his own record. Public figures who preside over intelligence failures and political

The escalating systematic discrimination and targeted oppression directed at Afghanistan’s Hazara and Shia communities by the Taliban administration expose the fundamentally exclusionary nature of its

The public overture by Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi inviting American capital into Afghanistan’s critical mineral, infrastructure, and agricultural sectors represents a calculated yet

The recent remarks by the Taliban ambassador at the National Defence University (NDU) in Islamabad attempt to reframe Pakistan’s legitimate security concerns as mere pretexts.

The recent unveiling of the Islamabad Declaration for Global Peace and Harmony marks a significant milestone in Pakistan’s evolving soft power strategy. Issued on September

Over recent days, armed resistance against the Taliban regime has significantly intensified and geographically expanded across the country. Factions such as the Afghanistan Freedom Front

The targeted killing of Mullah Tajmir Jawad on August 30, 2026, represents a seismic shift in Afghanistan’s rapidly evolving security landscape. Claimed by the National