Baluchistan’s insurgency remains one of Pakistan’s most complex internal security challenges. Rooted in historical grievances, resource disparities, political marginalization, and external interference, the conflict has serious implications for national security, CPEC, governance, and socio-economic development.Read More

The Cholistan Canal project has triggered a major political and constitutional debate in Pakistan. While Punjab and the federal government call it a step toward agricultural development, Sindh fears further water shortages, ecological damage, and weakening of interprovincial harmony.Read More

The May 2025 India-Pakistan crisis pushed South Asia toward one of its most dangerous security moments. From India’s Operation Sindoor to Pakistan’s Operation Bunyan-ul-Marsoos, the confrontation exposed new realities of drone warfare, missile escalation, information battles, and fragile nuclear deterrence.Read More

The revival of Pakistan-Bangladesh relations marks a significant diplomatic shift in South Asia. With renewed trade, cultural exchanges, education links, and possible defence cooperation, Islamabad and Dhaka are moving from historical estrangement toward a cautious but meaningful reset.Read More

Drone warfare has transformed modern conflict by making attacks cheaper, precise, and psychologically devastating. From Azerbaijan-Armenia and Russia-Ukraine to the Middle East and Pakistan-India tensions, drones now shape battlefield strategy and demand urgent investment in counter-unmanned aerial systems.Read More

The Iran–Israel clash has exposed the fragile security structure of the Middle East. From nuclear tensions and missile warfare to energy routes and global power politics, the conflict reflects a dangerous security dilemma with regional and international consequences.Read More

NATO’s 2025 summit marked a major strategic shift in the transatlantic alliance. With a new 5% defence spending target, renewed focus on Ukraine, and growing concerns over Russia and China, the summit reflected a decisive turn toward militarization and coercive diplomacy.Read More

The tragedy of Palestine is not only a story of military aggression but also of global systems that sustain suffering through commerce, silence, and political inertia. This article examines how corporations, media, technology, aid structures, and international law contribute to the machinery of violence and indifference.Read More

Pakistan’s expectations after the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan quickly turned into strategic anxiety. From TTP resurgence and Durand Line tensions to refugee disputes and China-backed diplomatic engagement, Pak-Afghan relations remain caught between conflict and cautious cooperation.Read More

Pakistan-Iran relations are entering a new phase shaped by regional conflicts, economic diplomacy, border security, and shifting global alignments. Despite historical mistrust and external pressures, both countries now see greater strategic value in cooperation.Read More