Price of Peace
The author Gen. Asad Durrani is the former Director General of Inter Services Intelligence.
SECURITY AT A GLANCE
(16–31 May 2025) Part 1 DOMESTIC DEVELOPMENTS BALOCHISTAN KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (KP) PUNJAB SINDH Three people, including a police officer, were killed and several injured in various violent incidents across Karachi amid a surge in street crime (19.05.25). Part 2- Defence & Diplomacy DEFENCE AND SECURITY DIPLOMATIC DEVELOPMENTS REGIONAL DEVELOPMENTS AFGHANISTAN At the “Tehran Dialogue Forum,” […]
Diplomatic Battle Front
Khurram Khan The confrontation between India and Pakistan has shifted from the battleground (from skies) to the diplomatic front. Both the countries have sent their emissaries to foreign capitals to put forward their point of view and discount the narrative of the other side. The Indian delegations of parliamentarians from both the treasury and […]
STRATEGIC SHIFT IN SOUTH ASIA & CPEC
Muhammad Attaullah Khan The rapidly unfolding situation in South Asia, following the prompt and befitting response by Pakistan’s defence forces, has once again demonstrated their unwavering resolve. By delivering a powerful blow to Indian hegemonic designs, they have triggered a major strategic shift in the region and ushered in new geopolitical realities. India’s recent humiliation […]
SECURITY AT A GLANCE
(1-15.5.25) Part 1- Domestic BALOCHISTAN KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (KPK) PUNJAB DEFENCE AND SECURITY COAS Witnessed Exercise ‘Hammer Strike’ Chief of Army Staff (COAS), General Syed Asim Munir, NI (M), visited Tilla Field Firing Ranges (TFFR) to witness Exercise ‘Hammer Strike’ by the Pakistan Army. The high-intensity exercise validated combat readiness and featured advanced weapon systems, including […]
STILL IN COMBAT SITUATION
Muhammad Atta Ullah Khan On May 12, the Indian Armed Forces spokespersons comprising senior officers from army, navy and air force faced the media as part of press briefing. Whole of the press briefing kept revolving around the central theme being propagated by Indian government that ” Indians have successfully targeted the terrorist camps inside […]
India’s War Crimes
Kamran Adil (DIG Punjab Police)
India-Pakistan Relations: A Cycle of Deception, Distrust, and Diplomatic Deadlock
Saima Khan With Modi’s popularity slipping, India turns to its tried-and-tested move: staging false flag operations, like Pulwama, that expose its own security failures while using the chaos to push a hidden agenda. From Bollywood to Delhi’s plot factory, the line between drama and policy has blurred—except in this script, innocent lives become expendable props. […]