Qurat Ul Ain Shabbir

Kabul hosted a trilateral conference on August 20, 2025, where delegates from China, Pakistan, and Afghanistan participated. This included China’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, Pakistan’s deputy prime minister and foreign minister, Ishaq …

The nations of South Asia are facing serious water challenges that no earlier generation has ever faced. Cooperation between these countries is probably more important now than ever before given …

THE growing Indian sea-based nuclear military capabilities have gone relatively unnoticed in the international community.Positioned as a defensive posture as part of second-strike survivability, it was endured as part of …

As the world has already seen what future conflict in the South Asian region could be like, either through the tussle over the mountainous territory of Kashmir or through a …

The world has witnessed two weeks of dangerous conflicts that have brought the Middle East to the brink of a wider war. It all began on June 13 with illegitimate attacks …

The dynamics of the Tran border water in South Asia are intricately linked to regional geopolitics, especially those affecting China, India, and Pakistan. The Indus, Brahmaputra, and Sutlej are among …

The Indus Water Treaty(IWT) has always been hailed by analysts and scholars as the only treaty that has remained functional despite Pakistan and India’s cutthroat rivalry over the decades. India’s …

At a time when clean and flexible energy solutions are gaining momentum, nuclear microreactors have emerged as a promising technology with the potential to reshape global energy consumption.For Pakistan, a …

Six years have passed since India’s belligerent policies aimed to establish a “new normal” in its relations with Pakistan.As in the movie, The Silence of the Lambs, Hannibal Lecter makes an …

In the surge of violations of international law, the USA has been under the realm of abstruse introspection due to its unhinged efforts to destabilize the allied states’ cyber networks. …