
How Pakistan Talked Washington and Tehran Off the Brink
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

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

There is a particular kind of political deception that is especially dangerous, not the overt kind that announces its intentions, but the kind that wraps

Why do thousands chase CSS? Beyond prestige lies a colonial power structure that continues to shape governance, privilege, and authority in Pakistan.

How did Marka-e-Haq expose the growing role of cognitive warfare? From strategic communication to digital disinformation, the conflict showed that modern wars are fought as much in minds as on battlefields.

Reducing national institutions to ethnic arithmetic ignores history, sovereignty, and
the foundations of modern states.

When the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission chose to weigh in on the ongoing legal proceedings against Imaan Mazari and Hadi Ali Chattha, describing the

The joint webinar organized by the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad and the University of World Civilizations named after V.V. Zhirinovsky, scheduled for 9 June

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

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.