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India’s Maldives Crisis and Beyond: What is at Stake

Washington Post report on alleged plot of India to oust Maldives government raises questions. What’s behind the claim and its geopolitical impact? [Image via Reuters]

Washington Post report on alleged plot of India to oust Maldives government raises questions. What’s behind the claim and its geopolitical impact?

Exposed: The ‘Napak Army’ Propaganda and Its Takfiri Roots

By targeting Pakistan military with Al-Qaeda-inspired "Napak Army" rhetoric echoing TTP’s violent Takfiri legacy, are Afghan Taliban endorsing TTP? [Image via SAT Creatives]

By targeting Pakistan military with Al-Qaeda-inspired “Napak Army” rhetoric echoing TTP’s violent Takfiri legacy, are Afghan Taliban endorsing TTP?

Afghan Social Media Targets Pakistan Army with Al-Qaeda Inspired Propaganda

Afghan Twitter revives "Napak Army" rhetoric, attacking Pakistan Army with extremist narratives amid Taliban's governance failures. [Image via SAT Creatives]

Afghan Twitter revives “Napak Army” rhetoric, attacking Pakistan Army with extremist narratives amid Taliban’s governance failures.

President Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s New Year Message for a Stronger Pakistan

President Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif share New Year messages of unity, resilience, and hope for Pakistan. [Image via Radio Pakistan]

President Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif share New Year messages of unity, resilience, and hope for Pakistan.

Govt unveils ‘Uraan Pakistan’ 5-year National Economic Transforma­tion Plan

PM Shehbaz Sharif unveils the 2024-29 National Economic Transformation Plan to boost Pakistan’s growth and exports. [Image via PID]

PM Shehbaz Sharif unveils the 2024-29 National Economic Transformation Plan to boost Pakistan’s growth and exports.

Drones Fuel Illicit Trafficking Activities Along India-Pak Border

BSF intercepts 286 drones in 2024, curbing illicit trafficking activities of heroin, arms, and explosives along India-Pakistan border. [Image via Hindustan Times]

BSF intercepts 286 drones in 2024, curbing illicit trafficking activities of heroin, arms, and explosives along India-Pakistan border.

Militants attack Imphal West in India, Villagers Forced to Flee

Militants attacked Kadangband in Indian district of Imphal West at 1 am; village volunteers returned fire as security forces intervened. [Representational Image via ANI]

Militants attacked Kadangband in Indian district of Imphal West at 1 am; village volunteers returned fire as security forces intervened.

2024 in Retrospect: A Year of Promises, Perils, and Paradigms

2024, in retrospect, leaves behind a complex legacy—Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan marked by turmoil and mixed outcomes in politics, security, and democracy. [Image via SAT Creatives]

2024, in retrospect, leaves behind a complex legacy—Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan marked by turmoil and mixed outcomes in politics, security, and democracy.

United Nations: An Institution in Need of Reforms

The United Nations has shaped global collaboration since 1945, but is it ready for the challenges of today’s multipolar world? [Image via Shutterstock]

The United Nations has shaped global collaboration since 1945, but is it ready for the challenges of today’s multipolar world?

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