Burhan Wani: Ten Years On, The Voice That Recast Kashmir’s Struggle
Mehr un Nisa
July 8, 2016 remains a date etched in memory. Burhan-ud-Din Muzaffar Wani, only 21, died in Kokernag. He was laid to rest...
Pakistan’s Balancing Act in Gulf Security
Sultan M. Hali
In the shifting sands of Middle Eastern geopolitics, Pakistan’s recent security Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Saudi Arabia represents more than a...
NATO Confronts Trump’s Bullying
Qamar Bashir
The Ankara Summit exposes an alliance increasingly forced to manage the temperament of the American presidency while struggling to manage the security of...
Pakistan’s Pragmatic Diversification from US Dollar: Navigating a Multipolar World
Hazrat Hafsa
Pakistan’s gradual shift towards de-dollarization is a response to its economic vulnerabilities and changing geopolitical circumstances. With a shortage of foreign exchange and...
Martyrdom That Defeated a Superpower (Part-II)
Qamar Bashir
The third dimension of Khamenei’s death lies in Karbala. In Shia Islam, the sacrifice of Imam Hussain, grandson of Prophet Muhammad, is not...
