Opinion

The U.S.–India Defense Agreement, Indo–Afghan Convergence, and Gulf Influence Engineering Regional Balances in South Asia and the Indian Ocean Afghanistan occupies a central…

On October 12, 2025, the thunder of heavy artillery replaced the rumble of commerce at the Torkham crossing—Afghanistan’s busiest trade artery. The skirmish between Pakistani and…

The Turkish War of Independence, fought under the visionary leadership of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk in the aftermath of World War I, culminated in an unprecedented victory. This…

As the world prepares for the UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil, a stark reality is coming into focus: the global commitment to a just energy transition is…

Under the pale autumn sun, the sound of crying children blends with the rumble of truck engines at the Chaman border crossing—a dusty, windswept divide between Pakistan and…

Mothers flee gunfire with infants in their arms. Girls are raped, boys are forced to fight and families go hungry, but the world looks away. By Reena Ghelani Source: Aljazeera…

What use are the humanities? That blunt, almost accusatory question has ricocheted across university halls and social media in recent years, gaining a new, urgent pitch since…

The proposal to deploy an international stabilization force in Gaza, emerging from US-brokered ceasefire talks, has ignited a flicker of cautious optimism. After months of…

A Question That Haunts Me: Who Else Doesn't Want Turks in the Arab World? I am aware that the majority of my readers are Arab, and I want to address a topic that has long…

Behind the Strategy: Pakistan’s Real Objectives and Our National Path Introduction The relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan is not merely a matter of neighborhood; it…