Renegotiating The Treaty
The article critiques the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) as an outdated and unscientific water management strategy for the Indus basin. Initially designed to allocate water between Pakistan and India, the treaty has failed legally, environmentally, and politically, exacerbating issues such as river pollution, environmental degradation, and inefficient water usage.
The article focuses on the Quadrilateral group, consisting of Pakistan, Iran, China, and Russia, urging the Afghan Taliban to take decisive action against terrorist groups operating from Afghanistan.
The article covers a growing conflict between Israel and Iran, following Iran’s missile attack on Israel, marking the second direct confrontation between the two states. Iran’s strike was a response to a series of Israeli provocations, including the assassination of key figures such as Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh and Hezbollah’s Hassan Nasrallah, both seen as […]
The article discusses how Israel’s settlers are gaining unprecedented power and influence due to the ongoing Gaza war. Settlers are seizing land, gaining more military influence, and wielding significant political power
The world is facing a worsening water crisis, summarized as “too little, too much, too dirty,” according to Charlie Iceland from the World Resources Institute.
The article emphasizes the need for Ukraine and its Western allies to rethink their strategy in the war with Russia. It argues that Ukraine’s goal of reclaiming all occupied territories is unrealistic due to its limited military capacity. Instead, the focus should be on maintaining Ukraine’s sovereignty, democracy, and preventing further Russian advances
The article discusses Israel’s recent invasion of Lebanon, which mirrors its 1982 invasion that lasted 18 years. Israel aims to dismantle Hezbollah, which has lost key leadership, including Hassan Nasrallah, but vows to continue fighting
The article discusses the impact of U.S. military actions in the Middle East, particularly regarding Israel and its conflicts, highlighting the contradictions in U.S. foreign policy
The current dominant oppositional force, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has gained considerable popular support, particularly among those favoring free and fair elections and less military involvement in politics. However, PTI has shown a lack of commitment to the 1973 Constitution
In his address at the UN General Assembly, President Joe Biden drew a clear contrast between his stance on Ukraine and the Middle East. While he emphasized defending Ukraine against Russian aggression, he applied different principles when discussing Israel and Palestine.