On Pakistan’s Day, legendary umpire Syed Mehboob Ali Shah shares his journey of migrating to Pakistan during the partition of British India. He reflects on what Pakistan has achieved and what it has lost in the 75 years of its nationhood.
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xplore how Pakistan’s military has emerged as a key diplomatic actor, mediating Iran-related tensions and reshaping geopolitics between South Asia and the Middle East.
Pakistan has transitioned from a regional player to a central architect of Middle East peace and security. By facilitating the historic U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks in Islamabad, the nation has proven the efficacy of its “military diplomacy.” Leveraging strategic ties with key global and regional powers, Pakistan is now filling a critical diplomatic vacuum and asserting itself as a credible, indispensable mediator on the world stage.
For decades, Washington designed its South Asia policy around India. April 2026 changed the calculus. The question now is whether the United States has the strategic intelligence to recognise what changed, and why.
Is the Pashtun majority in Afghanistan real or a political myth? Explore how the absence of a census shapes power, governance, and ethnic tensions.
A detailed exposé on Al-Mirsad, a sophisticated propaganda arm of the Afghan Taliban’s intelligence apparatus weaponized to destabilize Pakistan through digital warfare.