Nuclear war ‘wasn’t an option’: Dar
In the wake of India’s provocative strikes across the border, I found myself compelled to address what unfolded next—Pakistan’s firm yet calculated response
As I see it, the winds of diplomacy are shifting in the Middle East, and Donald Trump seems to be sailing his own ship through these troubled waters.
Reading between the lines of the recent US-China trade talks held in Switzerland, it’s clear that this isn’t just a tug-of-war over tariffs—it’s a test of strategic maturity in a fractured world order
As I dive into the tangled web of Indo-Pak relations, I can’t help but see how the Kashmir dispute remains the old wound that never truly scabs over
When the dust settles on another round of Indo-Pak tensions, we’re left staring at the same old script—rattled sabers, flared tempers, and hurried ceasefires.
The recent ceasefire between Pakistan and India, though fragile, offers a much-needed breather after the shocking escalation on May 7 due to India’s unprovoked aggression.
The article paints a grim picture of Pakistan’s human development standing, placing it near rock bottom on the global scale—168 out of 193 countries
I vividly recall the unwavering spirit that defined Pakistan’s journey toward nuclear deterrence, a path riddled with sanctions, external pressure, and grave sacrifices
As I reflect on the evolving world order, it’s clear the BRICS alliance has begun to punch above its weight. This isn’t just about numbers—it’s about reclaiming lost ground
The recent Pahalgam incident has pushed India to lash out militarily against Pakistan, even without substantial proof.