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Saudis persuade Pakistan to lead the Muslim world to challenge the Taliban's warped ideology
A unique event funded by Saudi Arabia pushed Pakistan to take the lead in de-radicalising ideological approach to women and education for girls.
Pakistan's new hope - critical minerals and, again, America
Pakistan has clutched at a new lifeline - after Trump's tariffs, America might once again be interested in the minerals of Balochistan.
Sectarian shadows: Shia marginalisation in Pakistan
On July 27, 2024, the Upper Kurram district in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province was engulfed in violent clashes between two tribes,...
Pakistan intelligence leaks to The Guardian are made to embarrass the UAE
Nestled at the heart of Europe, Vienna stands as a timeless nexus of intrigue and clandestine operations. Steeped in a rich tapestry of...
Remembering genocide and persecution: Why does Pakistan tremble in March?
March holds significant remembrance days for two regions deeply entwined with Pakistan's narrative: Bangladesh and Balochistan.
The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA): Why its important
The Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019, specifically aims to provide a pathway to Indian citizenship for persecuted minorities from...
Unmasking the Truth: Unveiling the reality of elections in Pakistan
Pakistan, a nation with a tumultuous political past, recently experienced another milestone in its democratic journey - the general...
How China gets terrorism wrong
The heinous and surprise attack on Israel by Hamas and the former’s retaliation has consequently engulfed the entire region & led to a...
Mockery in name of democracy : Stage set for yet another poll rigging in Pakistan
On the verge of yet another political crisis, Pakistan, a country marked by a turbulent political past, finds itself at a critical...
Pakistan's democracy at crossroads: Staged elections could perpetuate political unrest
As Pakistan gears up for parliamentary elections in February concerns about the integrity and fairness of the electoral process are...
Contemporary South Asia’s Political Economy
"Autonomous domestic politics and robust national institutions can combine in a virtuous circle with economic policies to create economic...
10 points on the challenges facing India’s National Security Strategy
India's National Security Challenges launched recently at the India International Center is a book that strikes an important conversation...
Unravelling Pakistan’s Political Landscape: Nawaz Sharif’s Return, the Shadow of Military Influence
Nawaz Sharif's return to Pakistan has added to the already precarious and complex political situation in the country. The possibility of...
BRI@10: Evaluating China’s green BRI through a Pakistani lens
As the 3rd Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Summit unfoldsin China, it marks a decade since the inception of President Xi Jinping's...
China’s interest in the Khalistan movement
Introduction The Government of India has long believed that Khalistani separatists are working in tandem with foreign powers, mainly...
Khalistan movement in Canada: Past, present, and future
The Khalistan movement, a Sikh separatist movement seeking an independent Sikh state called Khalistan, has had a significant presence in...
India-Canada fallout exposes American dichotomy
As the recent diplomatic tensions between India and Canada have unfolded, they have once again brought to light the West's glaring double...
Pakistan's Military Dominance: Threat to Democracy and Regional Stability
Pakistan's persistent economic, political and internal security challenges have many facets, the dominance of its military, however, is...
Religious Minorities in Pakistan: A Vicious Cycle of Violence and Suppression
Pakistan was established as a Muslim homeland in South Asia, but it also became home to a portion of Christians, Hindus, Sikhs, Ahmadis,...
Is Pakistan’s economic collapse inevitable?
Will financial assistance from international donors get Pakistan out of the dire economic turmoil? Pakistan's Prime Minister Mr. Shehbaz...
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