The Frontier We Refuse To Defend

The Frontier We Refuse To Defend

Child Rape and the Collapse of Human Security in Pakistan As September 2026 passes its midpoint, Pakistan is still arguing about the things that flatter its self image: the credibility of our deterrence, the tempo of hostilities on our frontiers, the merits of carving new administrative units out of tired provinces, etc. While the commentariat…

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Good Governance

Good Governance: A Concept to Reality

Good governance matters because it builds trust with the public, reduces corruption, and ensures fair, transparent, and efficient decision-making for organizations and governments alike. Core Benefits of good governance are public trust and accountability, reduced corruption, effective public services, risk management and stability, inclusivity and participation: Engaging diverse voices ensures that policies reflect the real…

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Pakistan’s Space Missions

A gradual advancement towards space research & exploration Pakistan is going through multiple challenges in the current times on economics, security, and political fronts. On the other hand, certain activities are going on in the region that are of utmost importance for Pakistan; it should take notice and take appropriate measures to curb the possible…

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The Paperwork War Over Hormuz

Iran’s most durable gain in this war may not be military. It may be administrative. The sixty-day window opened by the June memorandum of understanding is closed without a broader agreement. Oil is near $90. Traffic through the Hormuz Strait remains thin. The public argument has settled into a familiar shape: how many interceptors Washington…

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Crowning the Dams

Reclaiming Sovereignty – Part IV Expanding on the May 2026 diagnostic, this ten-part series probes Pakistan’s energy fragility throughstructural and technical lenses. Parts I–III diagnosed the capacity trap, rewired the grid, and paved the road.Part IV addresses the engine room: floating solar on reservoirs, pumped hydro storage, and the waterenergy-food nexus that together deliver sovereign,…

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The Makkah Defence Agreement

Opportunity, Obligation or Strategic Ambiguity? “The US-Led Middle East Order is over. The Makkah Agreement proves it”.Council on Foreign Relations (US) Let me begin this paper by acknowledging that the appropriate time for public critique of a government decision is normally before that decision is made, while the matter remains under contemplation and consideration. At…

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