Twenty-eight years ago, Pakistan responded to India’s five nuclear tests of 11 and 13 May 1998 with a strategic and far-sighted decision. India’s nuclear ambitions
When guns speak louder than law, justice becomes the first casualty. The daylight killing of four unarmed young men in Sar-e Pol, carried out by
The Taliban’s reported move to formalize or permit child marriages in Afghanistan has triggered strong international condemnation, with British Minister of State Hamish Falconer calling
The walls of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are speaking, and their message is louder than fear. From Peshawar and Kohat Road to Bara and Khyber districts, public
For decades, Pakistan has borne the heaviest brunt of instability in Afghanistan. When the Taliban returned to power in Kabul in August 2021, there was
Pakistan has long struggled against the destructive consequences of sectarian division, paying a heavy social and security cost over decades. At such a sensitive moment,
While global headlines remain locked onto the fragile transitions of Gaza’s post-ceasefire governance, a quiet, surgical erasure is taking place just a few dozen kilometers
Zareena Rafiq, also known as Tarang Maho, became the fifth confirmed female suicide bomber in Baloch militancy. She carried out her attack on November 30,
The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), a banned terrorist organization is increasingly relying on young educated Baloch women as suicide bombers to sustain its violent campaign.
A recent social media post by Visegrad24 amplified a narrative of a U.S.-based activist, Aaron Hutchings, “freeing” a family from supposed 140-year bonded labour in