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26/11 and the Persistent Shadow of Cross-Border Terrorism in India
The Mumbai terror attacks of 26/11 remain one of the defining chapters of terrorism in India. Even after nearly two decades, the planning, execution, and aftermath of this attack serve as a reminder that terrorism targeting India often has…
Corruption in Pakistan: The IMF’s Stark Diagnosis
In what is arguably one of the most forthright assessments in recent years, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), with the participation of the World Bank, has released its Governance and Corruption Diagnostic (GCD) report on Pakistan. The…
China’s plan to assume leadership of the Buddhist world has met with stiff challenge
The Global Peace Prayer festival held in Thimphu in Bhutan this November has exposed the limitations of the ambition of China to emerge as the leader of the Buddhist world.
The main attraction of the festival was the exposition of the…
Paving the way for radical Islamic infiltration in army will be suicidal for Bangladesh
In a step that may be suicidal for Bangladesh, the Mohammed Yunus government is trying to demoralize the Bangladesh army by sending to jail 15 serving army officers for alleged serious crimes under the previous regime of Sheikh Hasina. At a…
Cricket’s Haunted Ground: Sri Lanka’s Tour and the Echoes of 2009 Terror
When the Sri Lanka national cricket team embarked on a return tour of Pakistan this November—playing a three-match ODI series followed by a triangular T20 event with Zimbabwe national cricket team—the cloud of security risk loomed larger…
India’s Rising Developmental & Humanitarian Leadership in South Asia
India has emerged as South Asia’s humanitarian and developmental leader, extending over USD 30 billion during the last 10 years in aid through financial, in-kind, and capacity-building support. Guided by “Neighbourhood First” and Vasudhaiva…
Unfulfilled Promises and Gwadar Port’s Water Crisis
The water crisis in and around Gwadar Port highlights a glaring failure of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) promises and the Pakistani authorities' handling of the project. Despite being envisioned as a strategic hub catalyzing…
Islamabad government and Pakistani Army criticised over IMF concerns
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has criticised Pakistan heavily for discrepancies in its trade data, amounting to USD 11 billion over the past two years. The IMF said the underreporting of import data could affect Pakistan’s economic…
Silencing the Gavel: Pakistan’s Courts in the Shadow of Authoritarianism
Pakistan’s judiciary stands at a perilous crossroads, its independence under siege from a coordinated campaign of constitutional engineering, political interference, and institutional retaliation. The passage of the 26th Constitutional…
Pakistan’s Misplaced Priorities Highlighted at 60th UNHRC: Persecuting Christians, Sikhs and…
Jubilee Campaign, an International NGO working worldwide to protect the freedom of religion, in partnership with the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ), convened a high-level side event during the 60th Session of the United Nations…