Opinion

Opinion | Pak Needs To Understand: Its Indus Treaty 'Threats' To India Are Fooling No One

Pakistan's hysterics and fits haven't impressed India, much less make her re-consider her stand on the treaty. If Islamabad is trying to threaten its way to water, it is already failing.

Opinion: Occupation, Oppression, Outburst Of A People's Movement In PoK

The agitation in PoK and the attention it is attracting around the world is a massive blow to the Pakistani narrative on Jammu and Kashmir.

Opinion | Pakistan's Dangerous Dance With America Is Finally Starting To Haunt It

A fanatical opposition to Israel has been assiduously cultivated by successive regimes in Pakistan, so much so that anti-Semitism has been normalised. A U-turn could cause massive unrest.

Opinion | Pakistan Has Already Got Its 'Prize', Even If The US-Iran Talks Collapsed

While there is some concern within Pakistan over the fallout of the failed peace talks in Islamabad, by and large, the regime, for now, is revelling in its fifteen minutes of fame. But it might not last long.

Opinion | What Happens If Saudi Arabia Really 'Asks' Pakistan To Go To War?

Since the beginning of the Iran-Israel war, questions have been raised about what role Pakistan would play on the side of the Saudis. The answer is getting murkier.

Opinion | A 'Greater Balochistan'? Why This New Threat Has Pakistan Losing Its Sleep

Operation Herof 2 and the larger Baloch uprising are no longer being seen as a local separatist movement but as part of a larger global conspiracy to cut not just Iran but also Pakistan to size.