
Empathy Is Not Partisanship: Pakistan Stands With Iran the Way Peacemakers Must
When Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Field Marshal Asim Munir, and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi arrived in Tehran on 4 July 2026 to attend the

When Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Field Marshal Asim Munir, and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi arrived in Tehran on 4 July 2026 to attend the

A theological and legal deconstruction of the Taliban’s absolutist military decrees under classical Hanafi jurisprudence and scriptural texts. When Sheikh Abdulhadi Hemat, head of the

Analyzing India’s clandestine May 2026 Agni-VI/Advanced Agni MIRV test, the post-May 2025 shift toward offensive postures, and the regional implications for deterrence. Something unusual happened

Critical review of the June 2026 cross-border aerial escalations, the collapse of Doha counterterrorism commitments, and the strategic failure of the Afghan Taliban’s asymmetric retaliation

The United States is currently overlooking a critical security challenge in South Asia as anti-Pakistan terrorist organizations and proxy networks continue to exploit Afghan territory

The line between editorial independence and deliberate narrative construction is crossed when a media outlet consistently softens the identity of violent actors while structurally undermining

Recent statements by British and European envoys signal a decisive shift in how the West frames Afghanistan-based terrorism, and validate concerns Pakistan has long raised alone

There is a particular kind of evidence that transcends the back-and-forth of competing diplomatic narratives. It does not require expert analysis, intelligence assessments, or the

There is a particular kind of audacity that comes from men who have failed comprehensively at something and then returned, without apparent embarrassment, to lecture

The details of this story are specific enough to be taken seriously and significant enough to demand careful analysis. A Taliban member wounded during border