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Inside Pakistan’s Textbooks: Nationalism, Religion and the Battle Over Young Minds

When children grow up hearing that their neighbors and minority peers are existential threats, empathy dies early. For generations, Pakistan’s

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A Different Ending: India’s Quiet Victory Over Leftwing Extremism

The increasing number of voluntary surrenders suggests that more people now see returning as a viable option. For anyone who

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Geneva Raises the Alarm on Pakistan’s Transnational Repression

What is unfolding in Pakistan’s case is part of a wider global trend. The line between domestic and international repression

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From Missing Bodies to Stolen Faith: The Three Pillars of Pakistan’s Civil Decay

A state that relies on disappearing its citizens, disenfranchising its minorities, and outsourcing its justice to religious mobs is a

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India’s Long Game in the Middle East: What the Jordan and Oman Visits Signal

The Jordan and Oman visits illuminate India’s current Middle East strategy: avoid binary alignments, but expand leverage through dense networks

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Europe’s Silence on Pakistan: Digital Repression, Zero Accountability

European states and institutions face a choice. They can treat Pakistan’s clampdown as a bilateral stability problem — useful to

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Occupation as Statecraft: Pakistan’s 1947 Kashmir Invasion and Its Endless Proxies

Pakistan was the aggressor in Kashmir. Pakistan has sabotaged Afghan sovereignty. Pakistan continues to deny Pashtuns self-determination. As a Swedish

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Europe Must Act: GSP+ and Pakistan’s Human Rights Violations

Pakistan ranks among the lowest globally in gender equality, with systemic barriers in education, employment, and political representation. In the

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Saudi–Pakistan Pact: Pakistan’s Army for Hire—Who Really Benefits?

For Saudi Arabia, the pact is fundamentally about protecting its sovereignty and deterrence posture in a region fraught with volatility.

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OPINION: The West Doesn’t Need Less Islam, It Needs the Right Islam

The West does not need less Islam. It needs the right Islam — visible, unapologetic, and equipped to dismantle extremism

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