India does not like the Afghan Taliban; it opened an embassy anyway, which tells you everything about what India is doing in Afghanistan.
Pakistan’s police do not lack resources; they lack accountability, merit-based recruitment, and leaders willing to stop directing transfers.
The day the refugee seats issue was resolved, rivers of milk were promised, what arrived instead was the ruin of three tourism seasons.
Five years in, the Taliban still govern like a resistance movement; Pakistan is paying the price with closed borders and open terrorism.
Military success means nothing if Pakistan cannot convert its new strategic relevance into real economic outcomes.
Pakistan’s kill chain, AI software, and PL-15 missiles rewrote the rules of air combat in Marka-e-Haq.
Pakistan is one of the most hospitable places on earth, where travellers find safety and a uniquely open culture.
Pakistan has carved out a niche where it operates as a versatile middle power, managing to talk and fight simultaneously.
Pakistan is balancing a delicate role as a Middle East facilitator amidst internal conflict and global power dynamics.
Their relationship is a cold state border where a brief peace is followed by the same cycle of tension and hostility.
