“A Call for Dialogue, Reconciliation, and National Unity in Azad Jammu & Kashmir”

Americans of Azad Kashmir descent remain deeply concerned about the ongoing challenges in their homeland. A delegation representing the Kashmiri American diaspora from Virginia, Maryland, New Jersy and New York, held a ninety-minute-long meeting with Honorable Ahan Iqbal, Federal Minister for Policy and Planning and Special Initiatives, Government of Pakistan. Professor Ahsan Iqbal, who had previously parti ...

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Srebrenica’s Lesson Is Prevention. Why Isn’t the World Applying It to Kashmir?

By Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai Chairman World Forum for Peace & Justice Every year the international community gathers to remember the victims of genocide. The ceremonies are solemn, the speeches heartfelt, and the promise familiar: "Never Again." On 9 July 2026, the United Nations commemorated the International Day of Reflection and Commemoration of the 1995 Genocide in Srebrenica. More than a remembrance of o ...

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Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations: From Shared Brotherhood to Conflict and Betrayal – Part Six

By Asif Haroon Raja Propaganda War The BLA, BLF and Baloch Raaji Aajoi Sangar (BRAS) have developed a coordinated propaganda campaign that blends genuine public grievances with fabricated or exaggerated narratives. The objective is to undermine the legitimacy of the state, facilitate recruitment, mobilize support, and raise funds from sections of the Baloch diaspora that are receptive to such messaging. The ...

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Pakistan Cargo K2 Boeing 737 Missing

By Rida Zaheer Breaking news reveal a Pakistani K2 Airways Boeing 737 cargo aircraft en route from Sharjah to Karachi went missing to night t after reporting a navigational system malfunction, prompting authorities to launch a large-scale search and rescue operation, Pakistan Airports Authority said in a statement. Seven individuals of crew staff including piolot were in the plane. Pilot Rizwan and Idrees J ...

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Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations: From Shared Brotherhood to Conflict and Betrayal – Part Three & Four

By Asif Haroon Rajandia's Military Adventure Against the backdrop of its expanding strategic partnerships with the United States and other Western powers, India's growing defence capabilities, and its increasing international stature as a counterweight to China in the Indo-Pacific, the Modi government appeared to conclude that the regional strategic environment was favourable for adopting a more assertive m ...

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Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations: From Shared Brotherhood to Conflict and Betrayal Part one

By Asif Haroon Raja Pakistan's Geopolitical and Security Environment at the Time of Its Birth Pakistan came into existence on 14 August 1947 under extraordinarily difficult circumstances. The controversial Radcliffe Award, widely regarded in Pakistan as unjust and influenced by the combined interests of the British administration and the Hindu-dominated Congress leadership, partitioned the Muslim-majority p ...

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The Persistent Threat of Terrorism from Afghan Soil

By Asif Haroon Raja  On 27 June 2026, at 8:10 p.m., a suicide attack was carried out on the Karachi Transport Company of the Sindh Rangers. Immediately after the explosion, five armed terrorists stormed the premises. According to reports, all five terrorists were killed, while the identities of six other terrorists have not yet been established. The attack resulted in the martyrdom of two security personnel ...

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The Afghan Taliban and Pakistan: From Strategic Allies to Strategic Rivals

By Asif Haroon Raja Pakistan's Role During Afghan Jihad in the 1980s During the Soviet invasion and occupation of Afghanistan from December 1979 till February 1989, an estimated 1.8 million Afghans, including nearly 300,000 children, lost their lives. In stark contrast, Pakistan opened its doors to more than five million Afghan refugees over several decades. It not only provided them with shelter and securi ...

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