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The End of the Nuclear Treaty and the World Once Again on the Brink of Destruction
The world today stands at a critical juncture where history, power, and destruction are staring each other in the face. The expiration of the nuclear arms control treaty long regarded for over half a century as a cornerstone of global…
Balochistan: Where Terrorism, in the Name of Rights, Has Targeted the People Themselves
For the past two decades, Balochistan has ceased to be merely a geographical region; it has become a complex test case of the relationship between the state, society, and security. The most misleading aspect of the situation in this…
February 9 and 11: Kashmir’s Unfinished Tragedy
Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai
Chairman
World Forum for Peace & Justice
February 11, 2026
Every year, February 9 and February 11 are observed in Kashmir and across the Kashmiri diaspora as days of mourning. They mark the executions of two men…
Mohsin Naqvi’s Leadership Wins Praise
Under the dynamic Leadership of Mohsin Naqvi, the International Cricket Council (ICC) bowed down before Pakistan and accepted Pakistan's bold, principled and logical Stance regarding injustice with Bangladesh to play under hybrid model amid…
Development, Kashmir, and the Question of Consent: A Settler Colonial Agenda after 2019
It is widely believed in policy circles that if economic incentives are provided to the people in conflict regions, then it becomes very unlikely for them to turn back to violence. This is, however, a very complex political process, because…
EXERCISE SEA GUARD 2026
Pakistan Navy is conducting a national-level Exercise SEA GUARD 2026, in collaboration with key national stakeholders, from 2 to 9 February 2026 across the country’s vital maritime zones, including Karachi, Ormara, Gwadar and adjoining…
EXERCISE SEA GUARD 2026
The conduct of Exercise SEA GUARD 2026 is a significant step in Pakistan's efforts to secure its maritime frontiers. Scheduled from 2 to 9 February 2026, the exercise is being spearheaded by Pakistan Navy Coastal Command with the…
Development, Kashmir, and the Question of Consent: A Settler Colonial Agenda after 2019
It is widely believed in policy circles that if economic incentives are provided to the people in conflict regions, then it becomes very unlikely for them to turn back to violence. This is, however, a very complex political process, because…
Pakistan’s Strategic Moment: Stability, Strength, and a Recalibrated Region
The events that followed the Pakistan-India war in 2025 significantly altered the strategic discourse in South Asia. Beyond the immediate military and diplomatic repercussions, the post-conflict phase has exposed a more profound reality:…


