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
The Taliban’s control and authoritarianism is Afghanistan extends far beyond politics and governance. Since coming to power five years ago, they’ve launched an unrelenting campaign
When Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif once again raised the alarm over terrorist groups operating from Afghan soil, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid reached for a
Pakistan has a documented record of allegations concerning the forced conversion of members of its religious minority communities. These cases have attracted sustained attention from
Shabir Ahmed, 73, was released from a British prison this week after serving fourteen years of a nineteen-year sentence for rape and sexual offences against
As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarks on a tri-nation diplomatic visit to Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand from July 6 to July 11, 2026,
Two statements, one made and one conspicuously withheld, define the current state of international accountability on Pakistan’s counterterrorism situation. The first came from the United