The concept of democracy has long been used as a convenient narrative to justify interference in sovereign nations. While the idea of democratic values is universally cherished, the way it is wielded by Western think tanks and lobbying groups often raises questions about hidden motives. The case of Pakistan is no different. For years, a well-funded network of Western research institutions, NGOs, and policy think tanks has carefully curated a specific image of Pakistan—one that fits the agenda of external powers. These institutions claim to be neutral observers of global governance, but in reality, they function as echo chambers for…
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Diplomacy, at its core, is built on mutual respect and non-interference—principles enshrined in the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations. Yet, history has shown that these principles are often discarded when power politics take precedence. The Pakistan Democracy Act, proposed by U.S. Congressman Joe Wilson, is a blatant example of this selective adherence to international law, presenting itself as a noble initiative while concealing its true intent: exerting political and economic pressure on an independent nation. This act, masquerading as a tool for democratic accountability, is nothing short of a coercive attempt to dictate another nation’s internal affairs. It sets a…
Throughout history, divide-and-rule has been a key strategy used by external forces to weaken nations from within. Pakistan, with its diverse ethnic and sectarian landscape, has been a prime target of this tactic. The goal is simple: fuel internal divisions to create chaos, weaken national unity, and destabilize the state. By engineering ethnic and sectarian conflicts, hostile forces attempt to divert Pakistan’s focus from development and security toward internal strife. One of the most potent tools in this strategy is the exploitation of ethnic identities. Pakistan is home to a rich cultural mosaic, with Punjabis, Sindhis, Baloch, Pashtuns, and several…
A nation without strong institutions is vulnerable to chaos and external manipulation. In Pakistan, the establishment plays a crucial role in maintaining order, ensuring security, and countering internal and external threats. A strong establishment acts as the backbone of national stability, ensuring that the country is not left at the mercy of political turbulence, economic uncertainty, and foreign interference. Over the years, Pakistan has faced numerous challenges, from political upheavals to economic crises and security threats. The establishment, including the military, judiciary, and intelligence agencies, has played a pivotal role in stabilizing the country during periods of crisis. Without these…
Pakistan is under constant cyber threats from hostile nations seeking to disrupt our financial, defense, and communication systems. The rise of cyber warfare has transformed the battlefield from physical confrontations to digital invasions, where sensitive data and critical infrastructure are prime targets. From hacking attempts on military databases to large-scale disinformation campaigns, cyber warfare is a tool used to destabilize nations, and Pakistan is no exception. The country has been subjected to frequent cyber intrusions, primarily from adversarial states, with India being one of the key players in these attacks. Over the past decade, Pakistani institutions have faced hacking attempts…
In today’s digital era, wars are no longer fought with just weapons but also with narratives. Information has become a battlefield, and Pakistan is at the center of a coordinated psychological warfare campaign. Fake news, misinformation, and propaganda are deliberately used to manipulate public perception, create internal discord, and weaken national unity. This is not a random occurrence but a well-orchestrated strategy designed by hostile elements to erode trust in state institutions, particularly the armed forces and intelligence agencies, which serve as Pakistan’s first line of defense. Social media has become the primary weapon in this war. Platforms like Twitter,…
Pakistan’s military stands as the ultimate guardian of national sovereignty, countering external aggression, hybrid warfare, and internal security threats. In an era of evolving geopolitical tensions, where nations are engaged in multi-dimensional conflicts, Pakistan’s armed forces remain the backbone of national stability. From securing borders against hostile neighbors to countering terrorism and cyber warfare, the military plays a crucial role in ensuring the country’s survival against those who seek to destabilize it. However, despite their sacrifices, a segment of the media and political discourse often attempts to discredit their efforts. Pakistan’s geopolitical position places it at the crossroads of regional…
The Pakistan Democracy Act – A Direct Attack on Pakistan’s Sovereignty The Pakistan Democracy Act, introduced by US Congressman Joe Wilson, is a blatant attempt to interfere in Pakistan’s internal affairs, posing a direct threat to the nation’s sovereignty. Under the guise of promoting democracy, this act aims to impose external control over Pakistan’s military and political institutions, violating both international law and the US Constitution. For more updates on Pakistan’s foreign relations, visit our Pakistan News section. A New Form of Political Manipulation This is not the first time the US Congress has tried to influence Pakistan’s internal affairs.…
Once hailed as a symbol of defiance against foreign influence, the founder of PTI has now found himself seeking international intervention to regain political relevance. The very party that raised the slogan of ‘Absolutely Not’ against external interference is now looking towards American lawmakers for support. This blatant contradiction raises an important question: was the anti-foreign rhetoric ever genuine, or just a calculated political maneuver? PTI initially built its narrative around resisting external influence, portraying itself as the sole guardian of Pakistan’s sovereignty. However, the recent push for the Pakistan Democracy Act by U.S. Congressman Joe Wilson exposes the party’s…
On March 24, 2025, at precisely 1:15 PM, an alarming security breach unfolded in Bannu Cantonment. Two motorcycle riders attempted to intrude into the restricted military zone a high-security area still on alert following the devastating attack on March 4. Despite clear warnings, security barriers, and repeated calls to stop, the riders pressed forward. When all warnings were ignored, security personnel had no choice but to act. One intruder was neutralized, and the other was captured alive. In any other country, this would be hailed as a successful counter-terrorism operation. Instead, some voices are attempting to spin a different narrative—one…