
Six years in the making, Pakistan’s justice has spoken and the world has noticed.
On the night of September 9, 2020, a woman traveling with her children on the Sialkot-Lahore Motorway found herself stranded after her car ran out

On the night of September 9, 2020, a woman traveling with her children on the Sialkot-Lahore Motorway found herself stranded after her car ran out

There is something worth pausing on when a two-month-old organization, with no published research record and no established academic footprint, manages to co-brand an international

The high-level engagement convened in Vienna over Pakistan’s Programme for Country Partnership (PCP) 2025–2030 signals a decisive shift in the country’s development trajectory. Signed by

Pakistan and Italy have recently signed a landmark agreement to abolish visa requirements for holders of diplomatic passports, an accord finalized during a ceremony at

Pakistan’s decades-long struggle against militancy has produced extensive security frameworks, significant military victories, and countless counter-terrorism operations. Yet the fundamental question remains inadequately addressed: what

Pakistan’s representative, Counsellor Syed Atif Raza, at the Ninth Biennial Meeting of States (BMS-9) on the UN Programme of Action on Small Arms and Light

The Kishanganga Hydroelectric Project stands as a example of India’s aggressive water strategy against Pakistan. Built on the Kishanganga River known as Neelum in Pakistan,

Retired Indian Lt Col Rajesh Pawar in a recent podcast with Shubankar Mishra, openly discussed what many in Pakistan view as confirmation of a dangerous

The recent Express Tribune report on Kabul’s warning to TTP highlights a familiar pattern of declaratory diplomacy failing to address Pakistan’s core security concerns. While

As Amir Jahangir in his opinion piece “The Mineral Gambit” published in The News on June 1, 2026, highlights the United States faces a profound