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Red Lines and Retaliation: Pakistan’s Strategic Offensive Against TTP Sanctuaries and the Doha Deadlock
From Defensive Patience to Proactive Retaliation, Islamabad Redefines Its Security Doctrine
TLP activists chant slogans near their Lahore headquarters on Oct 9, 2025, as roads are blocked ahead of TLP’s Gaza protest march toward Islamabad. [Courtesy: AFP].
As TLP marches for Gaza, Pakistan faces a deeper test of political maturity, faith, and focus amid growing instability.
Afghan FM Muttaqi’s India Visit: A Diplomatic Turning Point or an Anti-Pakistan Campaign in Disguise?
As Afghan FM Muttaqi visits India, questions rise over diplomacy versus disinformation as New Delhi’s media campaign revives anti-Pakistan narratives under diplomatic cover
Ehsanullah Ehsan and Adil Raja’s Space Session — Freedom of Expression or the Cultivation of a Terrorist Narrative?
Adil Raja hosts TTP’s Ehsanullah Ehsan in an online session spreading anti-state propaganda, justifying terror as “jihad.”
Transactional Peace: The Cost of Trump's Security-First Doctrine in Gaza
Trump gave a Security-First Gaza plan, but unilateral security measures and transactional deals cannot replace lasting political self-determination.
India: A Global Red Flag
Voices in India are demanding a global nuclear strike capability, targeting the US, showcasing the double standard applied to India versus Pakistan's strictly regional nuclear posture.
Photograph of Gen. Asim Munir and PM Shehbaz Sharif with U.S. President Donald Trump, displaying gemstones miscast online as rare earths. [Courtesy: White House].
Pakistan’s minerals are sovereign assets, not bargaining chips. Disinformation cannot rewrite geology or policy.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Field Marshal Asim Munir, meeting with US President Donald Trump. IC: X/@GovtofPakistan
The US re-engages Pakistan as India faces diplomatic pressure from NATO allies, signaling a major shift in global alliances.
Recognition as a New Path to Peace
A wave of global support for Palestinian statehood is challenging the traditional two-state solution approach and pressuring world leaders.
Bagram and the Making of Great Game 3.0
As Trump warns Kabul over Bagram, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the Gulf face fresh risks. The Great Game 3.0 is unfolding across Asia and the Middle East.
Recent checkpoint tragedies highlight the challenges officers face balancing public safety with civil liberties and public perception.
Sohail Afridi’s attempt to meet Chief Justice Sarfaraz Dogar underscores the importance of courtroom etiquette and judicial procedures.
Public questions why Pakistani religious leaders remain silent amid recent terrorist attacks targeting civilians and public spaces.
Taliban spokesperson rejects claims that Afghanistan harbors terrorists, amid rising international scrutiny and Pakistani counterstrikes
Allegations link Nabeel Armaan to BSO Azad and BLA, triggering debate over militancy, student activism, and security in Balochistan
Frequent changes in US tariff policy raise uncertainty for Pakistani exporters, putting new orders and future trade at risk.
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