Nearly five years into Taliban rule, one uncomfortable fact keeps surfacing in official audits and UN reports. The men who run Afghanistan have found ways
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
There is a particular quality to Donald Trump’s public diplomacy that strips away the careful euphemism that normally characterizes great power discourse and replaces it
There is a question that UNAMA has consistently declined to answer, and its continued silence on that question is itself a form of institutional failure.
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.
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
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