The US–Israel–Iran conflict presents Pakistan with serious security, economic and diplomatic challenges while creating an opportunity to revive its role as a middle-power mediator. The article examines Pakistan’s strategic choices, regional vulnerabilities and potential role in promoting dialogue and stability.Read More

The US-Iran war is reshaping Gulf security, energy markets and regional geopolitics. This article examines the Strait of Hormuz crisis, pressure on GCC economies, capital flight, the revival of Iran-GCC rivalry and the emerging strategic order in the Gulf.Read More

Pakistan faces growing security challenges linked to TTP activity, cross-border infiltration and instability in Afghanistan. Its response requires border security, diplomacy, development and coordinated counter-terrorism measures.Read More

The Pahalgam incident triggered a dangerous military and diplomatic crisis between Pakistan and India, exposing the risks of escalation and the urgent need to restore dialogue and confidence-building measures.Read More

The Pahalgam attack intensified India-Pakistan tensions and triggered competing narratives shaped by media, nationalism, domestic politics, and international diplomacy.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

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

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