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Down The Line

From CPEC to BRICS, Pakistan foreign policy faces new challenges and opportunities in a multipolar world. [Image via Adobe Stock].

Pakistan Foreign Policy Pivot: Challenges and Opportunities

SAT Editorial Desk October 23, 2024

With CPEC 2.0 in full swing after the SCO Summit 2024, Pakistan and China are deepening their strategic ties. [SAT Creatives]

CPEC 2.0: A Strategic Pivot for Pakistan

SAT Editorial Desk October 17, 2024

South Asia Post-9/11? It’s a whole new game – with politics, security, and power plays shifting fast in an evolving landscape.

South Asia Post-9/11: The Birth of Neo-Imperial Era?

SAT Editorial Desk September 12, 2024

The Great Deception—From 1965 to 2024, warfare has evolved from clear borders to unseen battles.

The Great Deception: A New Battlefield?

SAT Editorial Desk September 6, 2024

Is Two-Nation Theory still relevant? On Pakistan's 77th Independence Day, explore its history, evolution and impact on identity and geopolitics.

Is the Two-Nation Theory Still Relevant in 2024?

SAT Editorial Desk August 14, 2024

Pakistan is under siege. Not from foreign forces, but from a domestic enemy as insidious as any: narcotics.

Narcotics: The Silent Enemy Within Pakistan

SAT Editorial Desk August 9, 2024

On August 5, Dhaka saw student-led protests leading to Sheikh Hasina's resignation, while Kashmir marked 5 years since the abrogation of Article 370.

From Dhaka to Kashmir: South Asia’s Legacy of Partition

SAT Editorial Desk August 5, 2024

The Bannu peace march descended into violence, raising questions. Was it a genuine expression of Pashtun grievances or a sinister ploy by a hidden hand?

Bannu in Chaos: Is PTM, TTP’s Littlefinger?

SAT Editorial Desk July 19, 2024

Bannu Attack: Men on a bike watch smoke rise after militants' suicide squad tried to storm an army cantonment in Bannu on July 15, 2024. (AFP)

Pakistan Simmers: Bannu Attack Stoke Tensions with Afghanistan

SAT Editorial Desk July 17, 2024