by Ahtesham Ullah Khan | Aug 26, 2025 | Global Affairs
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has reached a dire, unprecedented level. Recent reports highlight a horrifying dual reality: mass casualties from military attacks and a widespread, man-made famine. Over 70 people were killed in a single day, adding to a death toll...
by Ahtesham Ullah Khan | Aug 25, 2025 | Governance & Policy
Pakistan is currently grappling with a severe and recurring flooding crisis, a direct consequence of a complex interplay between climate change, geographical vulnerabilities, and systemic governance failures. While recent flash floods have devastated various regions,...
by Ahtesham Ullah Khan | Aug 23, 2025 | Global Affairs
The directive from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to pursue “immediate negotiations” for the release of hostages, even as the military operation in Gaza City advances, encapsulates a profound and perilous paradox at the heart of the current...
by Ahtesham Ullah Khan | Aug 22, 2025 | Global Affairs
Pakistan, China, and Afghanistan have recently renewed their commitment to bolstering joint efforts against terrorism and deepening economic ties. This trilateral cooperation, formalized through dialogues and agreements, is a crucial development with significant...
by Ahtesham Ullah Khan | Aug 21, 2025 | Defense and Security, Information Warfare
The rise of cyber warfare has created a new, shadowy frontier where state and non-state actors increasingly rely on private hackers and security firms, often referred to as cyber mercenaries. This practice operates in a legal and ethical grey zone, making it...
