The West’s blocking of BLA sanctions at the UNSC reveals how geopolitical competition is hollowing out the UN’s counterterrorism architecture, and what Pakistan must do next.
From Ukraine to Gwadar, a map drawn in 1904 is quietly explaining every major crisis in the world today. Classical geopolitics never left.
Reducing national institutions to ethnic arithmetic ignores history, sovereignty, and
the foundations of modern states.
There is a pattern so predictable it has become almost mechanical. Pakistan conducts a strike against a terrorist hideout on Afghan soil. The Taliban regime,
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
When Russia speaks at the United Nations Security Council, it does so with the full weight of a permanent member whose assessments carry institutional consequence.
As the old order fractures under the weight of multipolarity, Islamabad and Moscow are quietly rewriting the terms of a relationship once buried beneath Cold War rubble.
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
When over thirty British Members of Parliament, led by Imran Hussain, wrote to the UK Foreign Secretary expressing concern over developments in Azad Jammu and
When the Taliban swept back into Kabul in August 2021, one of their earliest and most loudly broadcast assurances was a general amnesty for all