M Abdullah Hamid Gul

Is the Himalayas melting?
- By M Abdullah Hamid Gul
- October 23, 2026
THE worst flood disaster in Nepal’s history has sounded an alarm bell: the Himalayas, Asia’s largest water reservoir, is on the brink of collapse. The…

Rising Hindutva: Mosques under siege
- By M Abdullah Hamid Gul
- October 16, 2026
SINCE Narendra Modi’s Hindutva government came to power in India, Muslims have faced growing hostility, discriminatory laws and attacks on their religious and cultural…

Europe’s new defence map
- By M Abdullah Hamid Gul
- October 9, 2026
AFTER three decades, the global landscape is once again undergoing a profound transformation. The Russia-Ukraine war has directly impacted European security, increasing pressure on NATO’s…

Front of conflict: From Hormuz to Bab al-Mandab
- By M Abdullah Hamid Gul
- October 2, 2026
THE world appears to be entering a new era of Cold War once again. However, this time the competition is not over ideologies, but…

Houthi attacks on KSA: A new front in proxy war
- By M Abdullah Hamid Gul
- September 25, 2026
IN a 2015 interview, the late former head of the ISI and Mujahid-e-Islam, General Hamid Gul (may Allah have mercy on him), foretold that…

Why is complete eradication of terrorism a challenge?
- By M Abdullah Hamid Gul
- September 19, 2026
THE Pakistan Defence Forces have been continuously battling foreign-sponsored terrorism since 2002, which has become an existential threat to the country’s sovereignty, security and…

Pakistan’s defence resolve across seven decades
- By M Abdullah Hamid Gul
- September 12, 2026
THE successors of the warriors of Badr and Hunayn, the sons of this pure land and the valiant soldiers of our defence forces, stand ready…

Gen Hamid Gul’s vision remains relevant today
- By M Abdullah Hamid Gul
- August 22, 2026
THE former head of the ISI, Mujahid-e-Islam General Hamid Gul (May Allah have mercy on him), once remarked, “The decisions of the world will…

Balochistan: Feudalism and underdevelopment
- By M Abdullah Hamid Gul
- August 15, 2026
BALOCHISTAN is Pakistan’s largest province, covering 43.6% of the country’s landmass. It shares borders with Afghanistan and Iran and has a 750-kilometre coastline along the…

Shifting sands of ME & stakes for national security
- By M Abdullah Hamid Gul
- August 1, 2026
THE reignited military friction between the U.S. and Iran has pushed an already unstable Middle East toward a dangerous tipping point. Since the start…







