Pakistan’s counter-terrorism gains came under renewed pressure following the Afghan Taliban’s return to power, the breakdown of ceasefires with the TTP, weaknesses in border management, militant regrouping, institutional shortcomings and domestic political instability. The article examines the factors behind the resurgence and proposes a more comprehensive counter-terrorism response. Pasted markdownRead More

Pakistan's renewed wave of terrorism threatens national security, CPEC, foreign investment and regional stability. This article examines the TTP challenge, Afghanistan factor, CPEC security and the strategic reforms needed to transform Pakistan's counterterrorism and security paradigm.Read More

Despite India’s conventional military superiority, a full-scale attack on Pakistan remains unlikely due to nuclear deterrence, escalation risks, economic costs, international pressure, Pakistan’s counter-deterrence, and the strategic logic of regional stability.Read More

The resurgence of the TTP has become one of Pakistan’s most pressing security challenges. With rising attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, growing links with the Afghan Taliban, and increasing pressure on Pak-Afghan ties, Pakistan faces a complex struggle for peace, stability, and regional security.Read More

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

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