Some of the most consequential diplomacy happens quietly, carried out in airport arrival halls and closed-door meetings rather than in press conferences. On 24 August,
The Taliban regime’s recent dismissal of several professors from Kabul University highlights the growing political interference and erosion of academic independence in Afghanistan. Among those
Fear can silence a population for a while. It cannot silence one forever. That distinction sits at the heart of what has been unfolding across
A government’s true strength is rarely measured by the territory it claims on a map. It is measured by how often it must fight to
In modern irregular warfare, the battlefield extends far beyond kinetic engagements in rugged terrain, it is fought with equal intensity across digital bandwidths, social platforms,
The prolonged stranding of Pakistani seafarers aboard vessels in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has emerged as both a humanitarian concern and a challenge for
As the Taliban regime marks exactly five years since its forceful return to power in August 2021, its carefully curated narrative of absolute nationwide stability
The struggle over gold in Afghanistan’s Badakhshan province is increasingly becoming a struggle over power itself. Recent protests by local mining workers in Arghanj Khwah,
Recently, digital and social media platforms have witnessed a disturbing resurgence of propaganda engineered by Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA). By aggressively recycling old footage of