Pakistan’s Duplicity: Peacemaking Abroad Cannot Hide Domestic Failures
Pakistan presents itself as an advocate of dialogue and peace on the global stage, while its actions at home are…
GSP+ at a Crossroads: Brussels’ Unease with Pakistan’s Commitments
It looks like Brussels is no longer comfortable with Pakistan enjoying GSP+ benefits without matching accountability. In its latest report released…
Why CJP’s Movement is a Wake-Up Call for Indian Democracy?
The great American President Abraham Lincoln once stated that democracy is a government of the people, by the people, for…
President Murmu and India’s New Europe Strategy
Between 19 and 25 July 2026 the President of India travelled across an arc of European geography that Indian statecraft…
The Diplomatic Leverage Behind Xi’s Washington Visit
Xi Jinping’s upcoming September 24 visit to Washington has already forced Trump and the U.S. government into a posture of…
Where Oceans Meet: India, ASEAN and the Making of Indo-Pacific Order
The Geography of Trust and the Manila Foreign Ministers’ Meeting of 2026 Geography brings states together; trust determines the order…
Pakistan’s press freedom under siege as PECA tightens its grip on journalism
Pakistan’s media landscape is entering another hardening phase, with journalists confronting a mix of legal pressure, police action, digital harassment…
Wang Huning’s Tibet Visit: Law, Unity, and the Sinicization of Faith
When Wang Huning, a senior member of the Politburo Standing Committee, traveled to Tibet, his words carried the weight of…
India, the UN Security Council: From Contribution to Constitutional Representation
A single fortnight in the middle of 2026 traced the circumference of the argument this article advances. In early July,…
The Perils of Historical Destiny: China’s Risk of Misreading Its Own Success
There is a dangerous temptation in Beijing today; the belief that China’s rise is not the product of contingency, effort,…
