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Pakistan’s 27th Amendment: A Nuclear-Armed State in One Man’s Hands

What Pakistan has surrendered in return is the institutional balance that once provided guardrails against rash escalation. In Islamabad, history

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Pakistan’s Counterterrorism Paradox: The Irony of Leadership and Complicity

Until Pakistan matches words with actions, its participation in regional counterterror frameworks will remain a facade. When Pakistan assumed the chair of the

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ANALYSIS: How Pakistan Deploys Chinese Technology to Monitor Its Citizens

By adopting Chinese technology, Pakistan has effectively imported the architecture of one-party authoritarianism and repurposed it for its own military-led

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ANALYSIS: Trump’s Tariffs on India—Friction or Opportunity for Reform?

For Washington, the choice is clear: strategic cooperation with India is not optional—it is imperative. A much-anticipated joy erupted among