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A recent procedural order by the Permanent Court of Arbitration has advanced Pakistan’s case under the Indus Waters Treaty, underscoring the growing legal and institutional
January 31, 2026
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A recent procedural order by the Permanent Court of Arbitration has advanced Pakistan’s case under the Indus Waters Treaty, underscoring the growing legal and institutional
A recent report documenting 205 violations against journalists highlights the steady erosion of press freedom in Afghanistan under Taliban rule. Systematic censorship, intimidation, and the
An assessment of India’s Nipah virus outbreak, examining public health risks, institutional responses, and the region’s readiness to contain high-fatality pathogens.
Australia’s $50 million aid to Afghanistan exposes a stark contradiction: support for women continues as Taliban laws erase their rights and dignity amid global silence.
ECP summons PTI MPA Dr Amjad Ali over alleged assets beyond known income, with possible legal action if the explanation is unsatisfactory.
India’s concealment of the deadly Nipah outbreak endangers players, officials, and fans ahead of the 2026 T20 World Cup. Relocating matches to Sri Lanka is
Balochistan’s National Employment Program promises jobs, skills, and entrepreneurship for youth. But success depends on transparency, implementation, and long-term economic reform.
Afghanistan’s new penal framework institutionalizes inequality and undermines civil liberties, especially for women and minorities. The stratified Ta‘zir system concentrates power under the Taliban, eroding
The closure of SIGAR marks the end of an unprecedented experiment in external oversight, exposing both the value and the limits of foreign-led accountability in
Pakistan reaffirms its steadfast support for a sovereign Palestinian state, emphasizing legal legitimacy, humanitarian protection, and regional stability. Islamabad positions itself as a principled actor,