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  • India’s Rogue behavior on Foreign Soils

    India’s Rogue behavior on Foreign Soils0

    The recent revelations by The Washington Post have cast a harsh light on India’s actions in Pakistan, reflecting more like a rogue state that attempts extra-territorial killings to advance its sinister goals against Pakistan.  According to The Washington Post, RAW targeted at least six individuals in Pakistan from 2021 onwards, employing a strikingly methodical approach. TheREAD MORE
  • Pakistan’s Necessary Response to TTP: Implications for Pak- Afghan Relations

    Pakistan’s Necessary Response to TTP: Implications for Pak- Afghan Relations0

    The recent escalation in tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan has once again brought the fragile nature of their relationship into sharp focus. This latest round of cross-border air-strikes stems from what Pakistan insists, was a necessary response to repeated attacks by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), for carrying out significant malicious activities from Afghan soil. ThisREAD MORE
  • Rise of Hindu Nationalism in India: Repercussions for Indian Muslims

    Rise of Hindu Nationalism in India: Repercussions for Indian Muslims0

    The revival of Hindu nationalism in India is posing an existential threat to the Indian Muslims, gradually stripping them off their freedom and safety. It is sabotaging the social fabric weaving diverse Indian culture, eroding democratic norms and transforming secular nature of its constitution.  BJP’s quest for populism and a majoritarian Hindu state, are inspiredREAD MORE
  • Pakistan Vs India: Is there any possibility of Dialogue?

    Pakistan Vs India: Is there any possibility of Dialogue?0

    India, under a far-right leadership of Modi, does not seem normalizing with Pakistan in either near or distant future. The hyper-nationalist leadership of a Hindutva ideologue Modi, reflects his ideological aspirations in his foreign policy towards Pakistan. His aggressive foreign policy posture had put the diplomatic relations between the two states to halt with seemingly noREAD MORE

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