A peaceful tourist destination became a scene of unimaginable tragedy; there is no bravery in abducting unarmed police officers. There is no honour in executing men who dedicated their lives to protecting their own communities. What happened in Ziarat was not resistance, nor was it a struggle for any noble cause. It was an act […]
Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline Second Chance at Regional Prosperity
In international politics, there are moments when a successful diplomatic effort can alter the course of long-standing conflicts and open doors that once seemed permanently closed. The recent easing of tensions in the Middle East, signs of reduced hostility between Iran and the United States, and renewed diplomatic engagement aimed at regional stability have created […]
Water Security, Rising Tensions in South Asia
Water has often been described as the lifeblood of civilisations, and as trying to destroy humanity. But in South Asia, it is increasingly becoming a source of political tension and strategic rivalry. India is a definite example of this practice. For Pakistan, a country whose agriculture, food security, and economic stability depend heavily on the […]
Justice for the Victims of the 1984 Sikh Genocide
June 1984 is widely regarded as one of the most controversial and turbulent periods in India’s pre-Modi history. During this time, sections of the Sikh community experienced severe political unrest and a large-scale military operation, which many critics describe as a breakdown in state minority relations, which was remembered in history as a cruel action. […]
Power of Pakistan’s Diplomacy
In international politics, influence is not always measured by the size of an economy or the strength of a military. Sometimes, it is measured by the ability to bring rivals to the table, reduce tensions, and promote stability in a divided world. In recent years, Pakistan has increasingly emerged as a country that seeks dialogue […]
Pakistan’s Defiant Stand Against Israeli Oppression
Israel-Palestine is not just another conflict; it is a struggle between power and justice. It is an issue that has exposed the world’s double standards more than almost any other international crisis. On one side are repeated claims of human rights, democracy, and international law; on the other side are the ruins of Gaza, attacks […]
New Face of Conflict in Balochistan
Balochistan has suffered from political unrest, poverty, separatist violence, and foreign interference for decades. In the past, nationalist movements in the province mostly relied on protests, political speeches, and negotiations with the state. Although militant groups existed, suicide attacks, especially by women, were almost unheard of in Baloch society. After the formation of the Baloch […]
Threat to Regional Peace
The current wave of tensions is neither unexpected nor spontaneous. It is shaped by a sequence of policy decisions and strategic signals that have steadily raised the stakes in the region. From border flashpoints to maritime activity and resource-related measures, the direction is clear escalation is replacing engagement. This evolving pattern places India’s policy choices […]
India’s Pressure vs Pakistan’s Response
The recent rise in tensions between Pakistan and India once again highlights how quickly the security situation in South Asia can shift from uneasy calm to active confrontation. What makes the current phase particularly important is not just the events themselves, but the clear contrast in how both sides are responding diplomatically, militarily, and strategically. […]