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India’s Coercive Foreign Policy in 2025 By Farwa Imtiaz

India’s Coercive Foreign Policy in 2025

Farwa Imtiaz December 9, 2025

A sharp critique of Zabihullah Mujahid’s recent evasive remarks on the TTP, exposing Taliban hypocrisy and Afghan complicity in cross-border militancy.

Zabihullah Mujahid’s Bizarre Statement on TTP: A Lesson in Hypocrisy and Evasion

Ibrahim Khalil December 6, 2025

Nuclear Technology at COP30: What It Means for Pakistan’s Clean Energy Goals

Nuclear Technology at COP30: What It Means for Pakistan’s Clean Energy Goals

Hira Bashir December 2, 2025

Pakistan’s Heritage and Rights Ethos: Unlocking Cultural Diplomacy

Pakistan’s Heritage and Rights Ethos: Unlocking Cultural Diplomacy

Muhammad Yousaf Ilyas December 1, 2025

The New Cold War: How Rare Earth Metals Are Rewriting Global Power

The New Cold War: How Rare Earth Metals Are Rewriting Global Power

Mahjabeen Aamir November 27, 2025

Dividend or Disaster? Why India’s Population Policy Needs a Jobs-first Approach

Dividend or Disaster? Why India’s Population Policy Needs a Jobs-first Approach

Ashutosh Gupta November 24, 2025

FILE PHOTO: Taliban leaders attend the first-anniversary ceremony of the takeover of Kabul by the Taliban in Kabul, Afghanistan, August 15, 2022. REUTERS/Ali Khara

Sharia Absolutism at Home, Realpolitik Abroad

Amna Hassan November 20, 2025

Media Narratives and National Security: How Public Opinion Is Shaped in Times of Crisis

Media Narratives and National Security: How Public Opinion Is Shaped in Times of Crisis

Sardar Sheheryar Khan November 18, 2025

Modern Platforms, Evolving Doctrine

Modern Platforms, Evolving Doctrine

Dan Qayyum November 17, 2025