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The Petrol Shock: Pakistan, A Crisis of Policy and Not Global Oil Prices

The abrupt rise in petrol prices in Pakistan in March 2026 by Rs55 per liter has led to long queues at petrol stations, increased...

Shelling and Explosions Rock Pakistan-Afghanistan Border, Forcing Mass Displacement

Heavy shelling and explosions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border have pushed hundreds of families to flee their homes, as fighting between Pakistani and Afghan forces...

From the Durand Line to the Persian Gulf: Pakistan’s Security Test in a Fragmenting Region

In the case of Pakistan, geography has been a curse and a blessing at the same time. The nation is at the crossroads of...

Khamenei’s Death Sparks Violence: 9 Dead as Protests Engulf Karachi, Spread to Iraq

Pakistani police clashed with protesters on Sunday after they breached the outer wall of the U. S. consulate in Karachi, resulting in nine deaths....

From Ally to Adversary: Why Pakistan Struck the Afghan Taliban

For decades, Pakistan was the Afghan Taliban’s closest supporter. Islamabad helped the Taliban rise in the early 1990s, seeking “strategic depth” in its rivalry...

Why Afghanistan and Pakistan Are Fighting Again?

Air strikes on Kabul, Kandahar and other Afghan cities mark the sharpest escalation yet in months of cross-border tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan’s Taliban...

Pakistan Declares “Open War” After Strikes on Afghan Cities

Pakistan has launched air-to-ground missile strikes on targets in Kabul, Kandahar and Paktia, marking one of the most serious escalations with Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities...

Pakistan on High Alert Amid Fears of Militant Retaliation

Pakistan has intensified its security measures and arrested dozens of suspects after carrying out air strikes on targets in Afghanistan over the past weekend....

Ungoverned Space and Regional Spillover, Rethinking Afghanistan’s Borders

The Afghanistan crisis is generally spoken of as a crisis of the hour in terms of the Taliban, outside power intervention, or an unsuccessful...

At Least 13 Killed in Karachi Building Collapse After Gas Blast

At least 13 people, including women and children, were killed when a residential building collapsed following a gas cylinder explosion in Karachi on Thursday....

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