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  • [ 29th April 2026 ] The Lucky Irani Circus and the Ceasefire in Islamabad: A Personal Reflection uncategorised
  • [ 28th April 2026 ] Deterrence, Dignity and Pakistan’s Evolving Global Role uncategorised
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From Tehran to Lebanon: Why the Conflict is Far From Over

11th April 2026 Zohaib Tahoor 0

A temporary ceasefire between the United States and Iran announced has provided a moment of relief in the region that is on the verge of a consequential war. The two-week truce which is being brokered […]

Analysis

The Erosion of Global Arms Control and the Rising Nuclear Stakes in South Asia

10th April 2026 Muhammad Salman 0

In the past decade, global arms control regimes have slowly eroded. In 2019, the INF Treaty was abandoned, with each side accusing the other of treaty violations. By the end of 2020, the United States […]

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Pakistan’s Moment of Honour on the World Stage

9th April 2026 Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal 0

Sometimes, a nation hits those rare moments when pure determination feels like it can tip the balance of destiny in its favour. Such moments are not born of chance. They rise from toil and sacrifice. […]

Analysis

Pakistan’s Missile Program and the Global Double Standards

9th April 2026 Pairman Bazai 0

Gloomy narratives are roaming persistently against Pakistan’s missile program, which misrepresent that Pakistan is developing Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs) that could target the US. Last month, Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence, while presenting the […]

Analysis

Beyond Military Strength, Understanding Power in the 21st Century

7th April 2026 Muhammad Bilal Khan 0

The war between Iran and the United States Council on Foreign Relations has quickly become one of the most important conflicts of our time. What started as a planned military move has now turned into […]

Analysis

Baluchistan: Between Truth and Propaganda

6th April 2026 Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal 0

In an age where information travels faster than truth, the case of Baluchistan has increasingly become a theatre not merely of conflict, but of narratives—some grounded in fact, others carefully constructed to serve vested interests. […]

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Bhutto: The Architect of Defining Moments

3rd April 2026 Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal 0

by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Nations are not built in a moment, nor do they rise to dignity without sacrifice. The story of Pakistan is, in essence, a chronicle of devotion, endurance, and unyielding faith. From […]

Analysis

From Promise to Paralysis: The Rise and Stagnation of SAARC

3rd April 2026 Masood Tariq 0

South Asia is home to approximately one-quarter of the world’s population, but it remains one of the least economically interconnected areas in the world. Despite shared history, cultural links, and geographic proximity, regional collaboration has […]

Analysis

Multi-alignment approach and India’s Iran dilemma?

3rd April 2026 Muhammad Salman 0

The recent US-Israel military strikes on Iran have not only destabilized the Middle Eastern region; but also challenged the carefully curated image of India in regional organizations especially BRICS. As Iran, which joined the BRICS […]

Analysis

The Era of Realist Internationalism

1st April 2026 Ameer Abdullah Khan 0

The West’s triumph in the post-Cold War gave rise to the thought that the human race had reached the pinnacle of its socio-political evolution. Drawing on a reading of Hegel filtered through Kojève, Fukuyama asserted […]

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