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  • TTP Resurgence in FATA

    TTP Resurgence in FATA0

    Federally Administered Tribal Areas merged with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa under the 25th Constitutional Amendment. The people of erstwhile tribal agencies have long been the victims of terrorist activities conducted by the Tehrik e Taliban Pakistan (TTP). The banned outfit is responsible for over 800 terrorist attacks between 2010 and 2020 in the region, according to USIPREAD MORE
  • The Acceptability of the Afghan Government In The Eyes Of The World

    The Acceptability of the Afghan Government In The Eyes Of The World0

    When the Taliban took over Kabul in 2021, many believed they would resume their fundamentalist authoritarian policies of the 1990s. Those forecasts have primarily come true, despite certain Taliban factions' promises of moderation and change. The interim government appointed early in their tenure is still in place, and the militant group is yet to establishREAD MORE
  • Why fighting insurgency should be a top priority for Pakistan?

    Why fighting insurgency should be a top priority for Pakistan?0

    Pakistan has countered insurgencies before and it is time to make it a priority again. There have been several news circulating of militants being active again in different areas of the country. In order to avoid an insurgency, Pakistan should make necessary moves to prevent the past from repeating itself by devising strategies and approachesREAD MORE
  • India’s Tactical Ballistic Missile Deployment to Speed up the Nuclear Arms Race in South Asia

    India’s Tactical Ballistic Missile Deployment to Speed up the Nuclear Arms Race in South Asia0

    The topsy-turvy relations between South Asian arch rivals India and Pakistan took a new turn with India’s announcement to deploy Pralay – a short range ballistic missile (SRMB), at its borders with China and Pakistan. The move may further speed up the decades old nuclear arms race in South Asia. According to initial reports, IndiaREAD MORE
  • The Surge of Terrorist Attacks in Pakistan

    The Surge of Terrorist Attacks in Pakistan0

    Combined with a rise in violence since the beginning of 2021, Pakistan's recent political chaos has made its residents fearful not only of terrorism but also of their future living conditions. Extremists have carried out several high-profile terrorist attacks, and as a result, residents now doubt the safety of their nation. A militant organisation namedREAD MORE
  • National Action Plan: Have we lost track?

    National Action Plan: Have we lost track?0

    The threat of terrorism faced by Pakistan cannot be attributed to any single factor. Infact, there are a variety of internal and foreign forces behind the wave of terrorism. Up until December 2014, the state's response to the terrorists' nefarious plots was primarily reactive and intermittent because the state apparatus initially found itself unprepared toREAD MORE

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