New Delhi: US President Donald Trump on Sunday announced that the United States would begin a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz “effective immediately,”…
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New Delhi: High-level talks between the United States and Iran in Islamabad ended without agreement after nearly 21 hours of negotiations, with both sides citing…
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A powerful explosion ripped through a crowded Shiite mosque on the outskirts of Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad, on Friday, killing at least 24 people and injuring more than 100 others.
View More At least 24 killed in mosque terror attack in Pakistan
2025 marked a decisive shift toward a fragmented, interest-driven world order, as major powers prioritized strategic autonomy, security, and economic resilience over global consensus.
Across regions, stability endured but remained fragile—shaped by prolonged conflicts, economic strain, and a steady erosion of old norms without a clear new order to replace them.
Author: Bhaavna Arora When India gained independence in August 1947, the air crackled with celebration — but also with fear. The British had departed, leaving…
View More Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel; The Iron Visionary Who Forged the Soul of a United India
The U.S. clarified that contract modifications for AMRAAMs with Pakistan are for sustainment and spare parts only, not new missiles or upgrades. Reports of new missile deliveries were deemed false. The amendment, part of a wider contract, aims to support existing systems, not alter regional military balance.
View More US Denies New AMRAAM Missile Supply to Pakistan; Clarifies Department of War Contract
The Modi government’s security policies, primarily under NSA Ajit Doval, are criticized for failures in Ladakh, the Northeast, and Kashmir. These policies led to diplomatic isolation, internal discontent, and weakened regional influence. Over-centralization and lack of accountability exacerbated these issues.
View More The Doval Doctrine and India’s Strategic Crisis
Pakistan’s economic promises tied to CPEC have failed, leading to dependence on the U.S. and a proposed port at Pasni. Meanwhile, global corporations are exiting Pakistan, and the economy struggles with inflation and poverty. India, in contrast, thrives, attracting investment and growing its economy.
View More CPEC Dreams to U.S. Dependence: Pakistan’s Port of Pasni
The Indian Army is fully prepared for any eventuality, including a potential Operation Sindoor 2.0, according to Army Chief General Dwivedi. He warned Pakistan to stop supporting terrorism, indicating a decisive response if cross-border activity continues. This follows heightened tensions and the original Operation Sindoor in 2025.
View More Army Chief Signals Readiness for “Operation Sindoor 2.0,” Asserts Confidence in Success
NEW DELHI: Pakistan-sponsored terror outfits Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) are relocating their bases from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) following the…
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Balochistan faces widespread human rights abuses: enforced disappearances, mass graves, and state repression. Pakistan’s security forces target activists and protesters, documented by international bodies. The UN has acknowledged the crisis but lacks effective action, despite calls for investigation, accountability, and adherence to international conventions.
View More Pakistan’s Atrocities in Balochistan: The Forgotten Genocide That Demands UN Action
Ever since my book, In Search of a Future was banned on Wednesday, people have been asking what it says. Relatively few know, for it…
View More My now-banned book brought out many startling revelations