
Outsourcing Dissent: PTI’s Letter to U.S. Congress and the Geopolitical Cost for Pakistan
In a troubling development that raises serious concerns for Pakistan’s sovereignty and national security, 59 members of the U.S. On 30th May 2025, US Congress
In a troubling development that raises serious concerns for Pakistan’s sovereignty and national security, 59 members of the U.S. On 30th May 2025, US Congress
India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty has led Pakistan to reconsider the Simla Agreement, threatening decades of bilateral diplomacy.
Pakistan’s appointment as Chair of the UN Taliban Sanctions Committee in 2025 marks a strategic diplomatic milestone, granting it significant influence over international sanctions policy, Afghan stability, and global counterterrorism efforts.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s conspicuous absence from the upcoming G7 Summit in Canada marks a significant diplomatic rupture in New Delhi’s recent trajectory of
The recent fallout between India and France over the combat performance of Rafale fighter jets has cast a revealing spotlight on India’s military transparency—or lack
Iran’s rare public warning about “illegal Indian agencies” operating on its soil has brought fresh attention to India’s covert footprint in the region. Focusing on the sensitive Sistan-Baluchestan province, the statement hints at deeper intelligence activities, potentially validating long-standing Pakistani claims and signaling a shift in regional intelligence dynamics.
India’s Operation Sindoor, launched without UN authorization or credible evidence, marks a serious breach of international law. By bypassing legal frameworks and striking deep into Pakistani territory, India undermined the UN Charter and set a troubling precedent for unilateral military action.
In a landmark briefing, DG ISPR exposes Indian state-sponsored terrorism behind the Khuzdar school bus attack, detailing RAW’s proxy warfare in Balochistan and unveiling Pakistan’s new counterterrorism doctrine
The insurgency in Pakistan’s Balochistan province has long been a complex and deeply rooted conflict, marked by cycles of violence, instability, and unrest. While some
India’s provision of humanitarian aid to Afghan refugees repatriated from Pakistan is a recent attempt to showcase its compassion for refugees, especially Afghans. However, this