By Barrister Usman Ali, Ph.D.  War always leaves wounds, whether on the battlefield or across the landscape of ideas. In the recent military escalation, Pakistan

By Farman Ullah Right now, peace in South Asia is very fragile. That’s why it is essential for political leaders to stay calm and think

By Farman Ullah India’s decision to declare the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) “in abeyance” is a significant development that raises concerns about the future of

By Aishma Gul “Allah indeed loves those who fight in His Way as though they are a solid wall cemented with molten lead.” (61:4 Al

By Muhammad Talha Kashif  Amidst the talks of war, I always try to reassure all about how not inevitable it is now in the Southeast

By Aishma Gul  “Borders are not lines on a map—they are testaments of trust, vigilance, and sacrifice.”  Yet the Pakistan–Afghanistan frontier remains one of the

By Farman Ullah The region is on high alert as tensions between Pakistan and India continue to rise following the Pahalgam incident. According to reports,

By Aishma Gul “Between the snows of Kashmir and the currents of the Indus, a single misstep can set off ripples felt from Islamabad to

By Farman Ullah Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar, recently visited Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. His visit has given hope that

By Farman Ullah The recently held Mineral Summit was declared a success by federal officials. However, behind the positive tone, there’s a growing debate —