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A Ledger With Half Its Entries Missing

There is a number that rarely appears in international coverage of the Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict: 600. That is the count of Pakistani soldiers and police officers

Kashmiri protesters clash with Indian police as they take to the streets chanting pro-freedom slogans after prayers marking the festival of Eidul Fitr in Srinagar. — AFP/File
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July 19, 1947: The Day Kashmir Chose Pakistan

On July 19, 1947, weeks before the creation of Pakistan, the All Jammu and Kashmir Muslim Conference passed a historic resolution declaring its support for

There is ambiguity over a pledge of allegiance now Hibatullah Akhundzada (main focus left) leads the Taliban and Ayman al-Zawahiri heads al-Qaeda
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Where Al-Qaeda Lives

The article argues that continued diplomatic engagement with the Taliban, absent verifiable counterterrorism benchmarks, reflects a growing international accountability deficit.

Remembering the 'Lion of Kargil'
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The Flag He Promised to Return In

There are those, inside neighbouring countries, in certain Western think tanks, in the propaganda architecture of groups that wish Pakistan ill, who have spent decades

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