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Balochistan: Pakistan’s Open Secret and the World’s Quiet Failure

Some disappeared are released, broken by torture. Some are formally charged. Some are killed and their bodies dumped. Some human

Hostage Standoff Unfolds at Bank in Western Germany

Frankfurt — Multiple hostages were being held inside a bank in western Germany on Friday after armed suspects seized the

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From Denial to Exposure: How Operation Sindoor Unmasked Pakistan

The international community has, for too long, accepted Pakistan’s victim narrative at face value. The reasoning has often been geopolitical.

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Crisis Broker vs. Long Game: India, Pakistan, and the Illusion of Mediation Power

The broker gets the headline. Whether the broker shapes the outcome is a different matter entirely. Every few years, usually

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OPINION: Nancy Grewal said she was unsafe in Canada. Then Canada failed her

Nancy Grewal’s family is demanding justice. Justice now means more than solving a murder. Western democracies like to sermonize about

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Pakistan’s Sikh Optics: What One Army Promotion Reveals and Conceals

For Pakistan’s small Sikh community, long associated with sacred shrines and historical memory, but seldom with state authority, it marked

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China’s Cartographic Offensive on Three Fronts—and What It Means for India

India has tended to treat each episode as a bilateral matter, protest, and move on. On April 10, 2026, China’s

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Nancy Grewal’s Murder in Canada: Khalistan Links and Prior Threats

Nancy had said she was unsafe. She had said her home was targeted. She had gone to police with names.

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A Different Ending: India’s Quiet Victory Over Leftwing Extremism

The increasing number of voluntary surrenders suggests that more people now see returning as a viable option. For anyone who

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Geneva Raises the Alarm on Pakistan’s Transnational Repression

What is unfolding in Pakistan’s case is part of a wider global trend. The line between domestic and international repression

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