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The Nijjar File: Canada’s Khalistani Vote-Bank Strategy

Operation Hard Ball has now placed organized crime, extortion networks and cross-border gang activity at the centre of the Nijjar

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Afghanistan vs Pakistan: The Deepening Conflict Over an Unfinished Border

Afghanistan also believes that peace cannot emerge while questions of sovereignty are treated as secondary to Pakistan’s security concerns. The

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No Case, No Clout: Pakistan’s Indus Treaty Challenge Falls Flat

In contrast, New Delhi has never used such a language against Pakistan, a rival that has constantly carried out sub-conventional

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Kanishka at 41: 329 Dead, but the Khalistani Extremist Network Still Lives

Once the record appears unknowable, the accused become victims and the mastermind a martyr. On June 23, federal flags were

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OPINION: The Nijjar Canada Honoured and the Record It Ignored

Canadians were entitled to question India’s evidence and procedures. They were not entitled to pretend that no substantial record existed.

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From Flow to Feud: Water Sparks Inter‑Provincial Disputes in Pakistan

The ongoing conflict over water distribution is likely to intensify as the country is facing a severe water crisis. The

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POJK and Gligit-Baltistan: Pakistan’s Governance Faultlines Beyond Repair

At the centre of the ongoing unrest in Pakistan occupied Jammu-Kashmir lies a challenge that extends beyond electricity tariffs and

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From Achakzai to Mahrang: Pakistan’s War on Democratic Dissent

If anything, the present nexus between the military establishment and the toothless civilian leadership has shown that it is difficult

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Beyond the ‘All-Weather’ Myth: Why China-Pakistan Geo-Economics Is Faltering

On the one hand, Pakistan keeps China entangled by highlighting the potential of the CPEC; on the other, it abides

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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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