Tania Wafa
Manipur’s Broken Peace
- By Tania Wafa
- July 10, 2026
Smoke eventually disappears, but the scars it leaves behind often survive for generations. The violence that swept through Manipur was not merely a clash between…
Cross-Border Terrorism and Pakistan’s Right to Self-Defence
- By Tania Wafa
- June 26, 2026
For years, Pakistan’s warnings about terrorist sanctuaries across the Afghan border were often dismissed as part of a complicated regional dispute. Today, however, those concerns…
Narratives, Protests, and the Politics of AJK
- By Tania Wafa
- June 21, 2026
In today’s hyper-connected information landscape, conflicts are no longer fought only on the ground. They are increasingly shaped in the realm of perception. The recent…
India: The weak link in the Quad
- By Tania Wafa
- June 14, 2026
For years, China has served as the primary justification for the existence and expansion of the Quad. The rise of Beijing’s influence across the Indo-Pacific…
India’s politics of accusation Blaming Pakistan, avoiding accountability
- By Tania Wafa
- June 10, 2026
EVERY time India faces a major security challenge, the script seems to write itself. Before investigations are completed, before evidence is independently scrutinized and often…
Agha Khan family’s services to Pakistan
- By Tania Wafa
- May 24, 2026
HISTORY is often shaped not only by political movements and revolutions but also by visionary individuals whose ideas quietly influence the course of nations.…
Pakistan’s Principled Position on Palestine
- By Tania Wafa
- May 19, 2026
There are some issues in world politics where silence becomes more dangerous than speech. Palestine is one of them. For decades, the question of Palestine…
Khawarij’s Cowardly Attack on Bannu
- By Tania Wafa
- May 14, 2026
The shattered walls of the Fateh Khel police post in Bannu are more than the remains of a terrorist attack. They are a painful reminder…
Raheema Bibi case exposes domestic links and cross-border dimensions of militant recruitment
- By Tania Wafa
- April 19, 2026
The Raheema Bibi case has once again drawn attention to the evolving and increasingly complex nature of militant facilitation networks in Balochistan, exposing how terrorism…
Pakistan’s Emerging Fiscal Confidence
- By Tania Wafa
- April 7, 2026
At a time when headlines often frame Pakistan’s economic decisions through a lens of vulnerability, the recent repayment of a foreign deposit to the United…
