Brig (R) Mehmood Shah In the wake of the recent military confrontation between Pakistan and India, the geopolitical landscape of South Asia has been reshaped with a strategic shift that even the most seasoned observers in the West did not foresee. Pakistan’s performance in the conflict—marked by precision, restraint, and overwhelming technical superiority—has not only […]
The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) has been exposed as more than just a so-called civil rights group — it is operating as a political cover for terrorist propaganda in Balochistan. New evidence has emerged linking the BYC to anti-state activities and direct alignment with banned terrorist organisations such as the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and
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In recent discourse among Pakistani political and strategic circles, a recurring theme echoes with unrelenting intensity: the belief that Pakistan is under constant threat—externally by traditional adversaries like India, and internally by elements allegedly manipulated by foreign powers. This worldview, as illustrated in the impassioned monologue above, reflects a deeply entrenched siege mentality that has
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By: Gulbadin Hekmatyar | Courtesy: Afghan Media The bloody series of wars between India and Pakistan has begun once again. The two countries have already experienced three major wars and many minor wars, all of which were related to the Kashmir issue. Since the day the British divided Kashmir into two parts, this region and
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When it comes to targeting terrorist elements operating inside Afghanistan, Pakistan has not only shown willingness but has already acted. There have been multiple instances where Pakistan carried out cross-border airstrikes, specifically targeting TTP (Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan) and its affiliated groups deep within Afghan territory. Now, however, the regional dynamics are undergoing a significant realignment. Since
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By Leela JACINTO | Courtesy: France24.com At 4am on Wednesday, May 7, a delegation of Chinese embassy officials, roused from their sleep, arrived at the Pakistani foreign ministry headquarters in Islamabad for an upbeat military update, according to Pakistan’s top diplomat. It was just hours after India launched its Operation Sindoor with an opening salvo
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By: Ibn-e-Taha Following Pakistan’s decisive action on 8 May 2025, downing five Indian aircraft, Donald Trump swiftly called for a ceasefire and offered to mediate on Kashmir—a stark contrast to his prior stance dismissing Indo-Pak conflict as ancient and bilateral. Trump’s U-Turn: From Accusing Pakistan to Courting Peace Trump had earlier accused Pakistan of
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It is increasingly evident — to the world, and now to Indian citizens themselves — that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government has led India into a web of propaganda, misinformation, and dangerous miscalculations. The recent escalation in South Asia, sparked by the Pahalgam incident and followed by Indian strikes across the Line of Control, has
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In a startling development driven more by illusion than impact, Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) is attempting to reassert itself in Pakistan’s militant landscape. Long sidelined and weakened, AQIS is now employing strategic deception, propaganda campaigns, and fabricated alliances to project strength and relevance. Despite its connection to Osama bin Laden’s once-feared
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After the Pahalgam incident, the situation had deteriorated to the point where it seemed that India was in no mood to listen. It neither believed in dialogue nor accepted Pakistan’s offer of cooperation in any investigation. India was simply not ready to talk. For quite some time, Pakistan had been stressing the importance of dialogue,
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