Introduction: Evidence Over Perception In a nation long grappling with perceptions of bureaucratic opacity and institutional inertia, Pakistan’s first indigenous Index of Transparency and Accountability
The Balochistan Liberation Army’s inclusion of women and elderly combatants marks a shift in militant tactics, challenging Pakistan’s security apparatus and highlighting the need for
This piece traces the persecution of Rohingya Muslims to British colonial governance in Burma, showing how ethnic classification, divide-and-rule policies, and citizenship laws institutionalised exclusion.
Pakistan’s coordinated approach in Balochistan, pairing robust security measures against armed networks with development and governance initiatives to reinforce stability and state authority.
Pakistan faces renewed security challenges following a BLA terrorist attack in Balochistan, highlighting the dangers of militant spillover from Afghanistan. International concern, including condemnation from
Recent coordinated attacks across Balochistan reaffirm the need for decisive state action. Security operations and proactive political engagement remain central to maintaining peace in the
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
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