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With Pakistan’s refugee challenge escalating, the world must confront its role in the Afghan crisis and share the burden.

From Hospitality to Hard Choices: Pakistan’s Refugee Challenge

April 2, 2025
by SAT Editorial Desk DiplomixDown The LineSouth Asia

With Pakistan’s refugee challenge escalating, the world must confront its role in the Afghan crisis and share the burden.

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India’s Waqf system is under siege, echoing the fears of Partition. As minority rights are targeted, the nation’s secular identity faces a critical test.

India’s Waqf Under Siege: A Partition Redux?

April 1, 2025
by SAT Editorial Desk Down The LineSouth AsiaWithin Borders

India’s Waqf system is under siege, echoing the fears of Partition. As minority rights are targeted, the nation’s secular identity faces a critical test.

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As the crescent moon heralds Eid, millions prepare to celebrate. Yet, for many, Eid is not about festivity but survival.

Eid for the Few, Struggle for the Many

March 31, 2025
by SAT Editorial Desk Beyond BoundariesDown The Line

As the crescent moon heralds Eid, millions prepare to celebrate. Yet, for many, Eid is not about festivity but survival.

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Accession, terrorism, geopolitics. The real story of the ‘Black Day’ of Balochistan goes beyond what we’re told! Let’s explore. [Image via SAT Creatives]

Balochistan: The Black Day That Never Was

March 27, 2025
by SAT Editorial Desk Down The LineSouth AsiaWithin Borders

Accession, terrorism, geopolitics. The real story of the ‘Black Day’ of Balochistan goes beyond what we’re told! Let’s explore.

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On March 23, 1940, the Lahore Resolution set the stage for Pakistan’s creation. But what does true freedom mean when colonial legacies persist? [Image via SAT Creatives]

Beyond March 23, 1940, Pakistan, Identity, and the New Age of Colonialism

March 23, 2025
by SAT Editorial Desk Down The LineHisitifySouth Asia

On March 23, 1940, the Lahore Resolution set the stage for Pakistan’s creation. But what does true freedom mean when colonial legacies persist?

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The lessons of Youm-e-Badr as Youm-e-Furqan have never been more relevant today as 600M South Asian Muslims face instability and global sidelining.

Youm-e-Badr: The Furqan of Our Times

March 18, 2025
by SAT Editorial Desk Down The LineSouth AsiaWithin Borders

The lessons of Youm-e-Badr as Youm-e-Furqan have never been more relevant today as 600M South Asian Muslims face instability and global sidelining.

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A hostage crisis, foreign handlers, and state failures—Jaffar Express tragedy raises tough questions for Pakistan and the urgent need for decisive action. [Image via SAT Creatives]

Jaffar Express Tragedy: Known Evils, Unanswered Questions

March 14, 2025
by SAT Editorial Desk Down The LineShift StoriesSouth Asia

A hostage crisis, foreign handlers, and state failures—Jaffar Express tragedy raises tough questions for Pakistan and the urgent need for decisive action.

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As border skirmishes continue, the Torkham Crisis exposes deeper security and diplomatic rifts. What’s next for Pakistan-Afghanistan relations?

The Torkham Crisis: Escalation, Terror Links, and a Fractured Diplomacy

March 6, 2025
by SAT Editorial Desk Down The LineSecurity DeckSouth Asia

As border skirmishes continue, the Torkham Crisis exposes deeper security and diplomatic rifts. What’s next for Pakistan-Afghanistan relations?

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The Afghan Taliban-ISKP spiral is spiraling out of control, threatening stability—Akora Khattak’s tragedy is just the tip of the iceberg. [Image via SAT Creatives]

Afghanistan in Freefall: The Afghan Taliban-ISKP Spiral and Its Regional Fallout

March 3, 2025
by SAT Editorial Desk Down The LineSecurity DeckSouth Asia

The Afghan Taliban-ISKP spiral is spiraling out of control, threatening stability—Akora Khattak’s tragedy is just the tip of the iceberg.

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Is Pakistan’s love for cricket holding back its sporting future? With world-class talent in hockey, squash, and athletics sidelined, it's time to spread the investment.

Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan’s Cricket Obsession—At What Cost?

February 25, 2025
by SAT Editorial Desk Down The LineSouth AsiaSportology

Is Pakistan’s love for cricket holding back its sporting future? With world-class talent in hockey, squash, and athletics sidelined, it’s time to spread the investment.

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