
When Water Becomes a Weapon: Pakistan Takes the Indus Battle to the UN Security Council
On 18 June 2026, Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, walked into the Security Council and handed a letter to Ambassador Leonor

On 18 June 2026, Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, walked into the Security Council and handed a letter to Ambassador Leonor

Let us establish the facts before anything else, because Zalmay Khalilzad’s intervention on X depends entirely on the audience not doing precisely that. Afghanistan has

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There is a tendency in the commentary on diplomatic breakthroughs to conflate the moment of announcement with the substance of achievement, to measure success by

The legislative interventions and digital lobbying campaigns led by British Member of Parliament Imran Hussain regarding the administrative situation in Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK)

The official visit of UK Parliamentary Under-Secretary Hamish Falconer to Islamabad marks a crucial shift in how the international community addresses the volatile security dynamics

A landmark study by MISHAL Pakistan finds citizens feel free to choose careers and run businesses, but only 11% believe their freedom of speech is protected, and 2.25 million court cases gather dust in a clogged justice system.

The international community has now gotten into a perilous stand-off over Afghanistan. The international community has been working for almost five years under the false

There are moments in political life when a demand presented as democratic reform is, upon careful examination, precisely its opposite. The Joint Awami Action Committee’s

For most of this spring, the Strait of Hormuz was less a shipping lane than a held breath. Tankers idled off Bandar Abbas, insurers quietly