
Maria Shahbaz Case and the Exploitation of Religion for Political Agendas
In recent months, certain vested lobbies in Europe have seized upon the case of Maria Shahbaz, a Christian girl who voluntarily converted to Islam and

In recent months, certain vested lobbies in Europe have seized upon the case of Maria Shahbaz, a Christian girl who voluntarily converted to Islam and

Rupert Lowe’s response to Pakistan’s conditions for repatriating a convicted offender was not a policy position; it was a threat list. End all Pakistani visas,

The paper trail runs from a US inspector general’s report to forty million dollars a week to training camps sheltering the TTP, Al Qaeda, and

When the Taliban signed the Doha Agreement in February 2020, one of its central pillars was a written commitment: Afghan soil would not be used

Syria’s post-conflict authorities are dismantling what remained of the country’s foreign terrorist infrastructure, arresting fighters, restricting extremist networks, and closing off what was once among

In Khost’s Dih-e-Mand district, a family did everything a victim is supposed to do. Their two daughters were sexually assaulted by Taliban commanders during a

Critical review of the June 2026 cross-border aerial escalations, the collapse of Doha counterterrorism commitments, and the strategic failure of the Afghan Taliban’s asymmetric retaliation

Analyzing Pakistan’s international conference on the Indus Waters Treaty and the strategic, legal, and security implications of India’s unilateral suspension of the 1960 accord. The

The United States is currently overlooking a critical security challenge in South Asia as anti-Pakistan terrorist organizations and proxy networks continue to exploit Afghan territory

There is a particular kind of evidence that transcends the back-and-forth of competing diplomatic narratives. It does not require expert analysis, intelligence assessments, or the