Pakistan
Islamabad Cannot Afford to Upset Turkey or Qatar and Is Far More Likely to Help Rebuild Hamas than to Disarm It
A Landmark Arms Deal in Benghazi Signals the End of Meaningful Enforcement and the Emergence of Parallel Global Defense Supply Chains
Bangladesh Is Now a Sanctuary for Armed Islamists Who Push Aside Democratic Forces and Reorient Foreign Policy
Labor Camps with Isolated Compounds and Informal Religious Networks Are Incubators for Radicalization and Transnational Recruitment
With Energy Diplomacy, Ankara Strengthens a Partnership That Stretches Across Military, Cultural, and Now Economic Dimensions
Investigations Hint at a Network That Uses Religious and Educational Charities and NGOs to Propagate Extremist Narratives
Blasphemy-Driven Unrest Forces Pakistan’s Diplomats to Prioritize Domestic Appeasement over Coherent, Predictable Foreign Policy
Pakistan’s State Apparatus Has Nurtured Terror Networks Through Reconstruction of Infrastructure, Digital Fundraising, and Strategic Relocation
The Recent Saudi-Pakistan Defense Pact Has Strengthened Pakistan’s Diplomatic and Military Stature in the Middle East
The Strikes Coincided with the Afghanistan Foreign Minister’s First Official Visit to India and New Delhi’s Decision to Reopen Its Embassy in Kabul
Saudi Arabia May Prefer to Remain Neutral Between India and Pakistan, but Its New Pact with Pakistan Will Make This Difficult
Hamas’s Footprint Puts in Question Islamabad’s Credentials as a Reliable Partner in the Global Fight Against Terrorism
Pakistani Leaders and Clerics Present the Country’s Nuclear Program as an Issue of National and Islamic Pride
The Defense Deal Does Not Add Anything New and Is a Reiteration of an Old Pattern of Security Guarantees in Exchange for Financial Consideration
Many Communities Are Caught in a Power Structure Frozen in Time, Imposed by Both Tribal Elites and Ordinary People
With Jamaat-E-Islami’s Strengthening Influence, Terrorist Organizations Will Find a Congenial Environment to Plan Anti-India Sabotage
India Should Focus on Its Military, Intelligence and Diplomatic Infrastructure in the Region to Counter Turkey and Its Allies
The United States Has the Assets to Defeat Iran Without Immunizing Pakistan for Its Actions
Without Exception, Pakistan’s Turkish-Manufactured Drones Failed; India Either Shot Them Down or They Failed to Strike Their Targets
Since Erdoğan’s Rise to Power, Pakistan-Turkey Relations Have Acquired an Islamist Flavor—with the Threat of Extremism