South Asia Times

Perspectives

Analyzing how political propaganda, selective outrage, and narrative construction around Tirah Valley reveal contrasting priorities between public rhetoric and political action in Pakistan.

Narrative, Priorities, and the Politics of Selective Outrage

Alisha Zahra January 31, 2026

Why does India want to rename Indus Valley Civilization?

Why does India want to rename Indus Valley Civilization?

Sardar Baksh January 29, 2026

Digital Control, Economic Enslavement, and the Sleeping Ummah

Digital Control, Economic Enslavement and the Sleeping Ummah

Seemab Ishtiaq January 27, 2026

Rising to the Challenge: Why Pakistan’s Youth Must Lead the Way

Rising to the Challenge: Why Pakistan’s Youth Must Lead the Way

Alisha Zahra January 23, 2026

The Rising Tide: Climate Change and Water Conflict in South Asia"

The Rising Tide: Climate Change and Water Conflict in South Asia

Muhammad Yousaf Ilyas January 21, 2026

Examining how superpower dominance has eroded international law, turning the rules-based order into a tool of hegemony.

The Hegemon’s Gavel

SAT Editorial Desk January 15, 2026

Pakistan–Bangladesh Rapprochement: Promise of New Maritime Corridor

Pakistan–Bangladesh Rapprochement: Promise of New Maritime Corridor

Faryal Gohar Batool January 15, 2026

When Power Blinked: Civil–Military Relations in the Zardari Era

When Power Blinked: Civil–Military Relations in Zardari’s Era

Dilawaiz tabessum January 15, 2026