US-Pakistan Educational Partnership: A New Era Begins with USEFP’s Historic Headquarters
On December 8, 2025, a crisp winter morning in Islamabad witnessed a transformative moment in diplomatic history. The inauguration of […]
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World Genocide Day and Gaza Crisis: The Collapse of “Never Again” in 2025
Today, December 9, 2025, the international community observes the International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the
SIGAR’s Final Report: A Stark Verdict on America’s Reconstruction Failure
SIGAR final report exposes massive failures, wasted billions, and flawed U.S. reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan, offering vital lessons for future policy.
6 Years On: The Son of Afghanistan, Dr. Tetsu Nakamura’s Legacy Revived
Six years after gunfire ended Dr. Tetsu Nakamura’s life and paused his lifeline mission for Afghanistan’s leprosy patients, his vision now rises again, proving that compassion, courage, and humanity can outlast bullets, bureaucracy, and government failure. The revival of his work is a beacon of hope, resilience, and moral responsibility, reminding the world that true humanitarian legacy cannot be silenced
Saudi Mediation: The Key to Breaking the Pakistan-Afghanistan Deadlock
Saudi mediation offers a vital neutral path for Pakistan-Afghanistan peace, bridging gaps left by Turkey’s pro-Islamabad stance and Qatar’s ties to Kabul.
Afghan Ambush on U.S. National Guardsmen: Regional Lessons and Global Implications
On 27 November 2025, a shocking ambush targeted U.S. National Guardsmen by an Afghan in Washington, leaving casualties and sparking global condemnation.
Inside the Triangle of Chaos: TTP, Taliban, and India’s Calculated Moves to Provoke Pakistan
The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has long sought to provoke conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan, making it one of the key
India’s “Woman Card”: Gendered Disinformation as a Strategic Weapon
For decades, India’s national media has amplified state-aligned narratives targeting Pakistan. In 2025, this campaign evolved into a more insidious
India’s Engagement with Kabul: Opportunism and Fragility
“Foreign policy becomes theatre when desperation meets opportunism.” India and Afghanistan’s alliance is a fragile game of opportunism, trading principle for short-term gain while chaos ripples across the region.
Allama Iqbal: Poet, Philosopher, and Architect of a Nation
Explore Allama Iqbal’s life, poetry, and philosophy, highlighting his role as a visionary thinker and the intellectual architect of modern Muslim identity.