Smit Machchhar, the captain who brought them home.
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The world must prepare for the breakdown or transition of the CCP regime
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Pakistan’s Cross Border Terrorism Strategy Becomes India’s Burden and Cost
Terrorism has become one of the most corrosive burdens India has had to bear, not only in the lives lost…
Xi Jinping’s Washington Visit Looked Less Like a Breakthrough Than a Courtesy Call
When Chinese President Xi Jinping boarded his plane home from Washington last week, he carried himself with the air of…
Balochistan- Billions Below, Questions Above
On September 24, 2026, Reuters placed Balochistan on a much larger global map: the race for critical mineral resources. At…
Allies Are Not Bargaining Chips: Why U.S. Commitments in Asia Must Be Non‑Negotiable
The durability of America’s alliances in Asia has long been the bedrock of regional stability. Yet President Donald Trump’s transactional…
Pakistan’s Afghan deportation drive tests the principle of non-refoulement
For decades, Pakistan was a place of refuge for Afghans fleeing war, political persecution and insecurity. Families crossed the border…
The Tibetan Diaspora in America Shows Xi That Tibet Cannot Be Silenced
For decades, Beijing has tried to erase Tibet from the global stage. Xi Jinping’s government has passed laws designed to…
The Awami League’s Future and the Burden of Its Past
A return to political relevance will depend not only on history, but on accountability As Bangladesh navigates a period of…
Abduction, conversion, forced marriage: Pakistan’s minority girls trapped in a cycle of impunity
For Pakistan’s Maria Shahbaz and Aneeqa Ishaq, childhood and adolescence were violently interrupted by the same disturbing combination of abduction, alleged forced conversion and marriage. …
