As Pakistanis watched Iran reel from devastating airstrikes during its war with Israel, many found a renewed appreciation for their country’s nuclear deterrent

While Islamabad made the right noises after an Indian minister said his government would never restore the Indus Waters Treaty, it must realise that the problem is unlikely to be resolved without seeking remedies at an appropriate international legal forum

Army Chief Gen Asim Munir’s meeting with President Trump at the White House, in the absence of any civilian leader, underscores the low value the US government attaches to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and his administration

Brushing aside the need to come across as politically correct statesmen, the US president and the German chancellor have spoken their mind about Israel’s military strikes on strategic targets in Iran

The war between Iran and Israel is not merely a military confrontation — it is an existential struggle for survival and credibility for the leaders of both nations. And that is precisely what makes it so dangerous.

Through assassinations, cyber warfare, and military strikes, Israel and the US have waged a shadow war to stop Tehran from acquiring the capacity to build nuclear weapons

A US newspaper explains why Indian TV channels aired false reports, manipulated visuals, and amplified unverified claims during the four-day war

Despite New Delhi’s diplomatic blitz, Islamabad has emerged stronger on the international stage

India’s four-day military clash with Pakistan has exposed a chasm between political ambitions and the realities of war

Despite India’s all-out efforts to malign the country across the world, Pakistan has secured major leadership roles at the United Nations

The Iranian leader’s defiant statement underscores a shifting stance in Tehran amid a growing distrust of American diplomacy

Operation Sindoor was intended to boost Indian premier’s popularity ahead of elections, but Pakistan’s forceful military response turned it into a strategic misstep

As India’s Gen Anil Chauhan admits to air force losses in May’s clash with Pakistan, contrasting messages from Islamabad and New Delhi raise concerns about South Asia’s stability

Shehbaz Sharif’s speech at a grand jirga on Balochistan offered dialogue and development, but such proposals have been made in the past as well

A senior leader’s allegations about Rafale jets and India’s aerial combat losses expose the Modi government’s double standards in silencing dissent and shielding corruption

Does the US president pose a clear threat to democracy?

Pakistan’s four-star general has offered reassurances about troop drawdowns, but his warning about possible miscalculations underlines the fragile nature of strategic balance in South Asia

Islamabad has upgraded its diplomatic presence in Afghanistan by appointing an ambassador, marking a significant step towards mending ties with the Taliban-led Afghan administration

What motivated the father of Pakistan’s nuclear bomb — wealth or a higher calling? That’s the question this veteran reporter seeks to answer

As India aggressively pushes its narrative across global capitals through multiple parliamentary delegations, Pakistan’s slow response reflects strategic complacency and a worrying lack of urgency