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Dr. Sahibzada Muhammad UsmanEurasia Review |
The culture of politeness practiced by Afghanistan under Taliban rule ought to conclude with the thirty-seven report by Analytical Support
The high impact, sharp-retaliatory response named Operation Ghazab Lil Haq was launched on 27 February 2026 in response to what
It is no word play because the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom proposed that Afghanistan be declared a
In the new Australian promise of giving fifty million dollars in humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, it is geared toward saving
In January 2026, Taliban published a new Criminal Procedure Code in Afghanistan and proposed it as a legal reform, a
China and Pakistan have once again put their partnership in the spotlight, this time with what’s being called CPEC 2.0.
The Mainline-1 railway project between Karachi and Peshawar is the kind of story that says a lot about where Pakistan
When Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb met with the Pakistan Business Council this week, he had one clear message: the government
In May 2024, a piece of news from Norway stirred up a lot of debate. Jørgen Watne Frydnes, who heads
The United Nations General Assembly just opened its 80th session on 9 September, under the banner of “Better together: 80
India today is in a strange place. On the surface, its leaders keep repeating the language of peace and dialogue,
The long-standing unrest in Balochistan is not a strictly native rebellion anymore; it has gravitated more to a geopolitical chess
A major step to match the economy of Pakistan with the international digital standards, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has given
This is great progress as Pakistan and Azerbaijan have signed investment agreements to the tune of 2 billion dollars in
Once again, an amazing display of regional connectivity and positive diplomacy. Pakistan has proven itself the key to integrating Afghanistan
The declaration of ceasefire between Iran and Israel by President Donald Trump is a big milestone in recent Middle Eastern
A recent statement from ISKP makes it clear that the BLA-ISKP nexus helps bring terrorism from Afghanistan to Pakistan. The
Distress over the growing humanitarian emergency in Gaza has prompted European and British leaders to take strong diplomatic action, possibly
The signing of the long awaited $6.4 billion Reko Diq mining agreement is now expected to take place next month.
The unsettled Kashmir dispute and conflicting geopolitical intentions have exacerbated the India Pakistan rivalry, and precipitated it to dangerous...
After the Pahalgam tragedy, India carried out swift and baseless accusations against Pakistan, resorting to its usual blaming without evidence.
The decision of Pakistan to invest $582 million in the BRICS backed New Development Bank (NDB) is a radical change
The recent arrest of Muhammad Sharifullah, who is a high-ranking ISIS-K militant and mastermind behind several deadly attacks has sparked
Recently, Pakistan and Azerbaijan have signed several agreements and Memorandums of understandings (MoUs) to boost bilateral cooperation in their...
With this immense potential, the maritime sector of Pakistan can act as a catalyst for economic expansion and regional trade
Pakistan’s economy has been ailing with structural imbalances, pressures from external debt and energy crises, and the country is moving
A critical destabilizing force in South Asia and beyond today is the resurrection of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), commonly referred
Afghanistan and Pakistan have long shared deep historical, cultural, and geographical ties. As neighboring countries, they have always recognized...
In a major statement, Pakistan’s Interior Minister, Mohsin Naqvi said that from 31 December 2024, no Afghan national would be permitted to reside...