Undoubtedly, Syria has suffered from acute sectarianism, grappling with tumultuous religious polarization, particularly from the year 2011-12 onwards. Still in flux, the Syrian civil war has rippled across the regional…

Pakistan and Afghanistan, although being neighboring countries, have had an uneasy relationship of mistrust and disaccord. Chances of improved relations took birth in September 2014 when Ashraf Ghani assumed the…

  The Islamic military alliance is an alliance of 34 countries that have decided to fight against terrorism while united. The alliance is formed to fight against all armed groups…

 Islamabad’s long-stymied and contentious quest of more than 30 years for the American F-16 Fighting Falcon, offers interesting insights into more profound Pak-American relations. More importantly, Pakistan’s continual pursuit of…

  Last November, Pakistani Army Chief General Raheel visited USA, Brazil and Ivory Coast as part of his continuous military diplomacy since the December 2014 APS attack. He touched down…

  The recent statement by the Afghan Taliban of not participating in talks with the Afghan government under the Quadrilateral Coordination Group (QCG) framework has put the Afghan peace process…

After years of negotiations and sanctions, Iran and P5+1 (the permanent members of UNSC and Germany, facilitated by the EU) finally signed a nuclear accord on 14th July 2015 in…

In India, the reign of Prime Minister Narendra Damordas Modi has been beset with various controversies since day one. The most recent issue to engulf the country has been the…

The Charsadda Incident marked an uncanny resurgence of terrorism in Pakistan indicating that situation is not dynamically transforming as it should. Even with the Operation Zarb-e-Az’b continues with full momentum…

While a significant part of the global media’s consideration concentrates on the dangers posed by the Islamic State (IS) the more confused and more pertinent issue for Iraq is resurgence…