
Treaty Obligations, Flows and Enduring Hydro-Politics
The Kishanganga Hydroelectric Project stands as a example of India’s aggressive water strategy against Pakistan. Built on the Kishanganga River known as Neelum in Pakistan,

The Kishanganga Hydroelectric Project stands as a example of India’s aggressive water strategy against Pakistan. Built on the Kishanganga River known as Neelum in Pakistan,

Retired Indian Lt Col Rajesh Pawar in a recent podcast with Shubankar Mishra, openly discussed what many in Pakistan view as confirmation of a dangerous

The recent Express Tribune report on Kabul’s warning to TTP highlights a familiar pattern of declaratory diplomacy failing to address Pakistan’s core security concerns. While

The arrival of Kaja Kallas, the European Union’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, in Islamabad on June 1, 2026, marks a significant

The transition of China into the role of official “penholder” for the Afghanistan file at the United Nations Security Council marks a definitive turning point

The announcement of the Pakistan Policy and Development Conference 2026 in London, organized by the Pakistan Policy and Development Network (PPDN) in collaboration with the

As Russia signs military cooperation agreements with the Taliban, it bolsters a regime actively sheltering TTP terrorists who launched over 600 deadly cross-border attacks on

Russia deepens military ties with the Taliban regime even as its own officials warn of massive terrorist threats emanating from Afghan soil, exposing a profound

When guns speak louder than law, justice becomes the first casualty. The daylight killing of four unarmed young men in Sar-e Pol, carried out by

The Taliban’s reported move to formalize or permit child marriages in Afghanistan has triggered strong international condemnation, with British Minister of State Hamish Falconer calling