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Pakistan’s Afghan Policy at a Crossroads

Sher Ahmed Durrani Islamabad: For decades, Pakistan’s western frontier has been viewed through a singular strategic lens: the pursuit of “strategic depth” in Afghanistan. Conceived during the Cold War and refined in the shadow of…

Who Wins in a Rewired Federation?

Sher Ahmed Durrani Islamabad: The proposition to reorganise Pakistan into twelve administrative provinces represents not merely a question of governance reform, but a profound interrogation of the state’s federal architecture. Framed…

Confusion, Claims, and a War on Truth

Ishtiaq Ahmed  Bradford: Truth is often the first casualty of war. Three weeks into the escalating conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran, clarity remains elusive.  Competing narratives, shifting political rhetoric,…