The recent U.S. sanctions on Pakistan’s missile program, coupled with unsubstantiated claims of its targeting the U.S., reflect a broader geopolitical strategy aimed at undermining Pakistan’s strategic autonomy while selectively favoring India’s missile advancements, thereby exacerbating regional power imbalances in South Asia.
The upcoming SCO Summit presents Pakistan with a crucial opportunity to enhance its global standing, but also significant challenges. Missteps in handling political instability or countering India’s narrative could backfire. To seize this moment, Pakistan must skillfully manage relations with key players like China, Iran, and Russia while diplomatically addressing India’s criticisms. A well-crafted, strategic approach is essential to turning these challenges into long-term foreign policy gains for the country.
The article argues that 2024 elections in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir are seen as a façade, aimed at diverting the region’s freedom movement amid ongoing human rights violations and central government control following the abrogation of Articles 370 and 35A.
This article investigates Pakistan’s position within Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 9, “Industry, innovation and infrastructure.” It explores Pakistan’s in developing a robust industrial base, fostering innovation and establishing a sustainable infrastructure network. Through key government initiatives like “Digital Pakistan” and the National Transport Policy, Pakistan’s role maintaining its commitment to SDG 9 is highlighted. Additionally, it explores the potential challenges in addition to their possible solutions that Pakistan face in its journey to Goal 9.
Pakistan’s Defense Day: Preparing for a Two-Front Threat from India and Afghanistan By Mirza Hammad Qamar Pakistan’s Defense Day observed annually on September 6th, is not merely a day of remembrance but a profound affirmation of the nation’s resilience and its unwavering commitment to safeguarding sovereignty. As the nation collectively […]
From Kargil to Kashmir: Pakistan’s Unwavering Commitment to Freedom By Areesha Nisar The story of Pakistan’s unrelenting quest for the independence of Kashmir is one of unflinching dedication, selfless giving, and an unbreakable spirit. It is a tale that has been inscribed in the pages of history by the blood […]
From Conflict to Peace: Defense Day as a Day of Resilience and Peace-building By Manahil Mukhtiar Raja Kashmir being a disputed territory after the partition of the sub-continent, has been a flashpoint of tension and conflict. Kashmiris are scared and restless because of decades of wars, tussles, and military operations. […]
The article “The Article-370: Deceit, Deception and Dishonesty” argues that the revocation of Article 370 exemplifies a history of betrayal and dishonesty by the Indian government towards Kashmir. It claims that the legal basis for Kashmir’s accession to India was fraudulent and highlights the ongoing erosion of Kashmiri autonomy, culminating in the unconstitutional and undemocratic annulment of Article 370 in 2019.
Gender-Based Violence in Pakistan is a multifaceted issue influenced by complex social norms, inadequate legal frameworks, and varying policy responses, necessitating a comprehensive examination to understand its root causes and propose effective strategies for prevention and intervention.
India’s 1947 annexation of Junagadh, Hyderabad, and Kashmir prioritized strategic interests over self-determination. Despite promises of plebiscites, India’s power allowed it to disregard democratic ideals, particularly in Muslim-majority Kashmir, where accession to Pakistan was favored. This selective application of principles reveals contradictions in India’s policies and highlights the lasting impact of power imbalances on the region’s fate.
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