Amnesty International’s latest allegations raise serious questions about its credibility and selective advocacy. While repeatedly amplifying Taliban-backed and UNAMA-derived casualty narratives, Amnesty has consistently remained
Pakistan has hosted millions of Afghan refugees for over four decades. This commentary examines the humanitarian, economic, security, and global dimensions of a crisis the
The Homeland Soldiers Front’s operation in Yaftal Lower District has highlighted emerging resistance activity in Badakhshan and raised questions about the Taliban’s ability to maintain
Three years ago, millions of Afghan women and girls woke up to a different future. Classrooms closed. Offices emptied. Public spaces that once welcomed them
Every few years, Pakistan’s relationship with the European Union comes under fresh examination through the GSP+ assessment process. These reports inevitably attract attention because they
14 July’s Islamabad launch of the Pakistan Women Leaders (PWL) Mentorship Programme, Leading the Future: Empowering Women Through Mentorship in Political Leadership, brought together Pakistani
Historical figures are rarely merely historical. They function as communal anchors, providing communities with a shared sense of origin, purpose, and identity. Sultan Mahmud Ghaznavi
It’s less about minorities in Pakistan and more about Europe’s own internal politics. The European Parliament’s recent resolution criticizing Pakistan over minority rights and religious
The United States government is mulling over designating the India-based Lawrence Bishnoi criminal network as a terror group. This could be a significant step in
In January 2025, a senior Taliban official stood before a madrasa graduation ceremony in Khost Province and said what no one inside the movement was