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Omer Waziri October 9, 2025October 9, 2025 afghan refugees, Afghan Taliban, afghanistan, Al Arabiya English, American Jewish Congress, amnesty international, Asim Munir, CENTCOM, Daniel Rosen, donald trump, Durand Line, economic collapse, energy sector, Faiz Hameed, FDI, foreign direct investment, gaza, hybrid regime, IFRP, Illegal Foreigners Repatriation Plan, Iran nuclear strikes, Islamabad diplomacy, Khawaja Asif, Khost, Kunar, Mari Gas, Michael Kurilla, Nobel Peace Prize 2026, oil and gas crisis, oil and gas exploration, Omar Ayub Khan, pakistan, Pakistan Afghanistan relations, Pakistan airstrikes, Pakistan betrayal, Pakistan credibility crisis, Pakistan economy, Pakistan foreign policy, Pakistan foreign policy failure, Pakistan human rights, Pakistan hypocrisy, Pakistan international image, Pakistan investment, Pakistan Iran relations, Pakistan isolation, Pakistan Israel relations, Pakistan politics, Pakistan rule of law, Pakistan trust deficit, Pakistani military, Paktika, palestine, refugee deportations, regional instability, Shehbaz Sharif, South Asia geopolitics, South Asian politics, strategic depth, Taliban takeover, Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan, TTP, US Pakistan relations, Zia ul-Haq

OPINION: Pakistan’s Double Game on Afghanistan, Iran, and Palestine Has Hit a Dead End

This duality—preaching unity while practicing duplicity—has become Pakistan’s diplomatic hallmark. When the Taliban stormed into Kabul in August 2021, Pakistan’s

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Omer Waziri October 2, 2025 Amir Khan Muttaqi India visit, Durand Line dispute, India Afghanistan diplomacy, India Afghanistan relations, India Chabahar port Afghanistan, India humanitarian aid Afghanistan, India Taliban engagement, Operation Sindoor impact, Pakistan Afghanistan border tensions, Pakistan double game Taliban, Pakistan loss of influence Afghanistan, Pakistan Taliban ties, South Asia geopolitics, taliban, Taliban foreign minister visit, Taliban foreign policy, Taliban India cooperation, Taliban Pakistan rift, Taliban strategic shift, TTP attacks Pakistan

OPINION: Why the Taliban Is Choosing India Over Pakistan

The decision to dispatch Muttaqi to New Delhi is therefore not just about outreach to India — it is also

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Maria Maalouf September 30, 2025 Donald Trump Middle East peace, Gaza ceasefire proposal, Gaza demilitarization strategy, Gaza economic development, Gaza governance reform, Gaza hostage release, Gaza humanitarian relief, Gaza international oversight, Gaza peace roadmap, Gaza political horizon, Gaza reconstruction plan, Gaza war endgame, Hamas amnesty plan, international stabilization force Gaza, Israel Gaza conflict resolution, Middle East stability plan, Palestinian Authority reforms, Tony Blair Gaza peace, Trump Gaza plan, Trump Middle East policy

OPINION: Trump’s Gaza Plan Could Redefine Middle East Peace

Trump’s bet is that bold leadership, pragmatic incentives, and strong enforcement can break the cycle of violence. President Donald J.

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Adnan Qamar September 29, 2025September 29, 2025 Ashraf elites, Ashrafization, caste discrimination in Islam, cross-caste marriage, inclusive Ummah, Indian Muslim exclusion, Indian Muslim rights, indian muslims, Islamic hierarchy, Islamic social justice, low-caste Muslims, Muslim elite hypocrisy, Muslim equality, Muslim Representation, muslim solidarity, Muslim unity, OIC exclusion, Pakistan foreign policy, Pakistan Muslim caste, Pakistan Ummah, Pasmanda identity, Pasmanda Muslims, social exclusion in Islam, South Asian Muslims, Ummah critique, Ummah hypocrisy

OPINION: Why Pasmanda Muslims Reject Pakistan’s “Ummah Unity” Narrative

Pakistan’s “Ummah message” is clear: solidarity is for wars and slogans, not for marriages, not for everyday equality. The dream

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Turku Avci September 28, 2025September 28, 2025 A R Rahman India, Dr Ausaf Sayeed diplomat, Erdogan hypocrisy, Erdogan Kashmir speech, Erdogan on Kashmir, Erdogan selective rhetoric, Erdogan UNGA 2025, Faiza Rifat UNHRC speech, Global Minority Report India, Huma Qureshi Bollywood, India coexistence model, India democracy and pluralism, India global image, India inclusivity, India Muslim contribution, India pluralism model, Indian Constitution minority rights, Indian Muslim achievers, Indian Muslims thriving, Mohammed Shami India, Mohammed Siraj India, Nigar Shaji ISRO, pakistan occupied kashmir, Pasmanda Muslims India, Pew Research India 2025, Sania Mirza tennis, Turkey India relations, Unity in Diversity India, Uyghur Muslims China, Zoha Fatima Hyderabad

OPINION: As a Turk, I See India’s Reality vs. Erdogan’s Kashmir Drama at UN

Erdoğan’s selective “brotherly love” for Kashmir ignores both the flourishing of minorities in India and the suffering of Muslims under

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Adnan Qamar September 27, 2025September 27, 2025 Ayodhya case criticism, Ayodhya controversy, Ayodhya dispute, Ayodhya dispute analysis, Ayodhya judgment, Ayodhya temple mosque conflict, Ayodhya verdict 2019, Babri demolition accountability, babri masjid, Babri Masjid demolition, Babri Masjid history, Chandrachud remarks, Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud, Indian judiciary credibility, indian muslims, Indian secularism, mosque desecration debate, Muslim representation in judiciary, Pasmanda Muslims, Pasmanda voices, Ram Janmabhoomi, ram mandir, S Muralidhar comments, Supreme Court of India

OPINION: Former Indian Chief Justice’s Babri Masjid Remark Reopens Old Wounds

Justice Chandrachud’s fresh remark, therefore, risks reigniting controversies which the judgment had carefully attempted to settle. The Ayodhya dispute has

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Omer Waziri September 25, 2025September 25, 2025 American Deep State, arab spring, CBI investigation Sonam Wangchuk, foreign funding in India, Gen Z protests India, Himalayan Institute of Alternatives Ladakh, india, India national security, India regime change attempts, Jyoti Malhotra Pakistan links, Ladakh protests, Ladakh statehood movement, Middle East Arab Spring chaos, Pakistan cultural exchange facade, Pakistan honey trap, Pakistan influence, Pakistan taqiyyah strategy, Sonam Wangchuk, South Asia regime change

OPINION: India, Sonam Wangchuk, and the Risk of an Arab Spring Replay

By invoking Arab Spring rhetoric and courting Pakistani connections, Wangchuk inadvertently echoes a playbook that has devastated entire regions. Sonam

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Zoha Fatima September 22, 2025September 22, 2025 AIMIM political influence, Dr Zakir Hussain education reforms, inclusive governance India, India inclusive development, Indian democracy diversity, Indian Muslim jurists, Indian Muslim politicians, Indian Muslims in politics, judiciary Muslim leaders, Justice Mohammad Hidayatullah rulings, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad legacy, minority rights India, minority welfare India, Muslim contributions Indian democracy, Muslim contributions Indian law, Muslim leaders India, Muslim leadership governance, Muslim MPs parliament India, social justice India, Waqf reforms India

OPINION: Beyond Identity — Indian Muslims Driving Law, Policy, and Progress

Indian Muslims are not merely participants in politics and law—they are architects of inclusive governance and champions of constitutional values.

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Zahack Tanvir September 17, 2025September 17, 2025 Africa’s forgotten war, Ikhwan al-Muslimeen, Mohammed bin Salman Sudan, Mohammed bin Zayed Sudan, Muslim Brotherhood Sudan, Operation Sudan peace roadmap, Quartet statement Sudan, Saudi Arabia peace efforts, Sudan ceasefire roadmap, Sudan civilian government, Sudan crisis, Sudan extremists, Sudan humanitarian aid, Sudan humanitarian crisis, Sudan international community, Sudan peace negotiations, Sudan political solution, Sudan war, UAE diplomacy Sudan, UAE Saudi US Egypt Quartet

OPINION: The End of Ikhwan Politics—Quartet Leaders Chart Sudan’s Path

For decades, Sudan was a playground for the Brotherhood, which infiltrated its political institutions, distorted its religious discourse, and destabilized

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Osama Rawal September 6, 2025September 6, 2025 blasphemy debate India, cancel culture in India, Hindu right vs Muslim right, Indian cultural censorship, Indian Muslims and freedom of expression, Indian secularism hypocrisy, Islamic blasphemy politics, Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind, Javed Akhtar, Kolkata Urdu Academy, left liberal silence, Mushaira controversy, Muslim clergy power, Muslim clerics censorship, Muslim intellectual freedom, selective intolerance, Taslima Nasreen precedent, Urdu literature under threat, Urdu poetry politics, Wahyahin Foundation

OPINION: Hypocrisy of the Indian Liberals — Javed Akhtar Vs. the Muslim Right-Wing

Our self-styled “left liberal” intelligentsia, otherwise loud in denouncing Hindu majoritarianism, suddenly turned mute when confronted with Muslim right-wing pressure.

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