Browsing: Pakistan

Let that sink in. A Taliban fighter, wounded while fighting against Pakistani forces at Spin Boldak the very border Pakistan’s…

Pakistan’s Information Ministry has flatly rejected claims from the Afghan Taliban that its so-called “air force” carried out strikes against…

The dust from the Israel-US-Iran conflict hasn’t even fully settled, and already the Middle East’s strategic map is being redrawn.…

South Asia is once again entering a phase where old disputes are no longer confined to history books or diplomatic…

For decades, Pakistan’s national debates about freedom have been driven either by political rhetoric or international rankings. One side insists…

Somewhere in the Sahel this morning, a child woke before sunrise. Not for school, not for breakfast, but for work.…

A clear shift is underway in Pakistan’s security posture, one that is no longer defined by reaction alone, but by…

The recent decision involving the United Nations Security Council has once again highlighted how global counterterrorism decisions are increasingly shaped…

In 1904, British geographer and strategist Halford Mackinder introduced a theory that would outlive empires, ideologies, and even the century…

The debate over the ethnic composition of armed forces is not unique to Pakistan. Throughout history, militaries around the world…