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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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Taliban Reject Pakistan Allegation Over Deadly Bannu Suicide Bombing

Kabul-The Taliban government on Tuesday rejected Pakistani accusations that a suicide attack which killed 15 police officers in northwestern Pakistan

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OPINION: Revisiting Operation Sindoor Post Fog of War

India did not try to completely control the airspace, and it did not keep up the pressure forever. The crisis

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How Pakistan’s grand doctrine of ‘Strategic Depth’ has turned into ‘Strategic Disaster’

Pakistan now stands at a critical juncture. It can continue to treat Afghanistan as a battleground, striking across the border

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Pakistan’s 27th Amendment: A Nuclear-Armed State in One Man’s Hands

What Pakistan has surrendered in return is the institutional balance that once provided guardrails against rash escalation. In Islamabad, history

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The Rise of Afghan Autonomy and Pakistan’s Grip Slipping Away

A return to the zero-sum mentality that dominated earlier epochs — where Kabul was binary: allied or hostile — will

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Afghanistan, Pakistan Reach Ceasefire Deal in Qatar- and Türkiye-Led Talks

Doha — Afghanistan and Pakistan have agreed to an immediate cease-fire after a week of deadly clashes along their disputed

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India to Launch Major Drone Exercise to Enhance Air Defence Capabilities

New Delhi – India’s military is preparing to conduct its largest-ever drone and counter-drone exercise next month, a move aimed

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PM Modi to Trump: India Rejects Any US Mediation in Conflict with Pakistan

Kananaskis – Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.S. President Donald Trump held a pivotal 35-minute phone conversation after a

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India’s Top Islamic Scholar Blasts Pakistan’s Double Standards on Terrorism

Mumbai — In a recent episode of his widely-followed podcast on iPlus TV, Zaid Patel—Islamic speaker and media entrepreneur—responded to

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