THE 18th Constitutional Amendment was sold as a watershed moment — a democratic correction that would restore parliamentary supremacy, secure an independent judiciary, and deepen…
WASHINGTON has long cast India as the democratic linchpin of its Indo-Pacific vision—a billion-strong market, English-speaking, nuclear-armed, and, most importantly, not China. The romance is…
India has dusted off the long-stalled Sawalkote Hydroelectric Project on the Chenab River, putting it back on track after more than 40 years. With the…
The 2025 war between India and Pakistan did not begin with guns or missiles—it began with water. Sparked by skirmishes over dam construction and reduced…
On Tuesday last week, a heavy police contingent in full riot lined up in front of Islamabad’s National Press Club (NPC). The deployment followed rumours…
Spike in terrorist activity in Balochistan is stark reminder of the fact that the State is being contested from within. These are not random outbursts…
Pakistan is facing a silent but devastating war—one that is being fought not with bombs, but through rivers. According to water expert Hassan Abbas, this…
Pakistan’s sovereignty is draining away—not through war or invasion, but through the silent suffocation of its rivers. The eastern rivers—Ravi, Beas, and Sutlej—once nurtured fertile…
