Tania Wafa

For years, Balochistan has remained at the center of a complex and persistent security crisis. The recent attack on the Kotra Police Station in Jhal…

In an increasingly complex global security landscape, the Global Terrorism Index (GTI) 2026 delivers a stark message: Pakistan now stands as the country most affected…

In the rugged mountains of Tirah Valley, where narrow passes wind through steep terrain along the border of Pakistan and Afghanistan, the struggle between militant…

Discussions about South Asian security frequently drift toward dramatic narratives involving intelligence agencies, militant networks, and covert geopolitical games. Pakistan often finds itself at the…

In the shadows of the Himalayas, Indian-administered Kashmir tells a story of enduring trauma, where decades of conflict and political instability have left deep psychological…

The persistent instability of Afghanistan is deeply rooted in its historical evolution and ethnic diversity. Even before the emergence of a unified state, the region…

Balochistan has long stood at the crossroads of grievance and geopolitics. Its problems are neither imagined nor recent. Political marginalization, uneven development, weak governance, and…

The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), signed in 1960 through World Bank mediation, remains one of the most enduring examples of international cooperation. By allocating the…

In Narendra Modi’s India, silence has evolved into a governing method rather than a momentary lapse. During crises, controversies, and institutional failures, the state increasingly…

The recent narrative surrounding Tirah Valley, particularly claims that the state is forcibly “depopulating” the area, reflects a troubling trend of oversimplification and political framing.…