Rising unrest in PoJK has sparked growing international concern over alleged security-force brutality, political grievances, civil-rights restrictions and the treatment of protesters.

11 August 1947 marks a pivotal moment in Balochistan’s history, when the Khanate of Kalat declared its independent status following the end of British paramountcy.

A powerful visual comparison showcasing the stark contrast between Pakistan Occupied Jammu & Kashmir, marked by protests and instability, and Jammu & Kashmir, where major infrastructure, healthcare and railway projects symbolize ongoing development and economic progress.

An editorial visual highlighting the growing public demand in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) for justice, representation, equal rights, fair resource distribution, and human dignity.

In the digital era, the battle for truth is as significant as the battle on the ground. This article explores how Kashmiri journalists and storytellers continue to preserve authentic narratives despite threats from cross-border terrorism, extremist propaganda, and the challenges of conflict. It highlights the resilience of regional voices and the importance of safeguarding independent journalism for lasting peace.

Balochistan remains one of South Asia's most complex and contested regions, where decades of conflict, political grievances, security concerns, and economic challenges have profoundly affected local communities. Families continue to seek answers about missing loved ones while residents face ongoing uncertainty amid competing narratives and regional tensions. This story explores the human dimension of life in Balochistan, examining the struggles for dignity, justice, and survi

A symbolic editorial illustration depicting allegations of restrictions on peaceful civilian protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK). The image portrays schoolchildren, parents and local residents participating in a demonstration while facing a security barricade, highlighting broader discussions around civil liberties, freedom of expression and public dissent in the region.

India has consistently maintained a firm and uncompromising stance against terrorism. For decades, the country has faced cross-border terrorism, insurgency and extremist violence that have claimed the lives of innocent civilians, security personnel and public servants. In response, the Indian Army, along with the Jammu & Kashmir Police, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and other security agencies, has remained steadfast in its mission to protect the nation's sovereignt

On 5 July 1977, Pakistan witnessed one of the most consequential military coups in South Asian history. General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq, then Chief of Army Staff, overthrew the elected government of Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto in Operation Fair Play. The coup suspended democratic governance, imposed martial law, and fundamentally altered Pakistan's political, ideological and security landscape. While the coup was justified in the name of restoring order after disputed elec

The recent attack on a Pakistan Rangers camp in Karachi has once again drawn attention to Pakistan's deteriorating internal security environment. Soon after the incident, sections of Pakistan's political and security establishment sought to link the attack to India. However, as in several previous cases, these allegations were made without any evidence or the findings of any transparent investigations. Such premature accusations have become a recurring feature of Pakistan's r

Operation Sindoor continues to influence the security environment across the region with fresh reports suggesting that the Pakistan-based terrorist organisation Lashkar-e-Taiba is attempting to reorganise its operational structure following the damage inflicted on its infrastructure. According to the information highlighted in the report senior trainer Imran Liaqat Bhatti has reportedly been reassigned to Kasur District, indicating a possible effort to rebuild the group's tra

For several decades Pakistan has remained at the centre of international discussions on cross-border terrorism due to repeated allegations that terrorist organisations have been able to operate recruit train and plan attacks from its territory and from Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK). While Pakistan has consistently denied supporting terrorism and has stated that it is committed to countering extremist violence security agencies and independent analysts have repeat

This infographic explores the intersection of the Indus Waters Treaty, cross-border terrorism, and India's evolving water security strategy. It highlights the treaty's historical framework, major security challenges from Uri to Pahalgam, and India's efforts to utilize its lawful water rights through hydropower, irrigation, and infrastructure development.

A powerful visual narrative based on the testimony of former Kashmiri terrorist Mushtaq Ahmad Bhat, highlighting how vulnerable Kashmiri youth were allegedly recruited, radicalized, and drawn into terrorist networks operating across Kashmir, POJK, and Afghanistan. The image contrasts the false promises of extremist propaganda with the devastating human cost of terrorism, emphasizing shattered dreams, grieving families, and the urgent need to protect young minds from radicaliz

The killing of Hamza Burhan alias “Doctor” in Muzaffarabad is more than just another terrorist’s death across the border. It is a grim reminder of a harsh and uncomfortable reality that has haunted Kashmir for decades — the systematic exploitation of Kashmiri youth by Pakistan’s terror machinery. Behind slogans propaganda and emotional narratives lies a darker truth. Many young Kashmiris who are pushed toward terrorism ultimately become disposable assets in a larger proxy con

The article critically examines Pakistan’s decades-long struggle to overcome international suspicion regarding terrorism and extremist networks operating within its borders. Using the recent controversy involving Information Minister Ataullah Tarar and Talha Saeed as a starting point, it explores historical allegations surrounding proxy warfare, Lashkar-e-Taiba, the Taliban, Osama bin Laden, and terror financing. The piece argues that recurring links between political figures

As Pakistan rolled out ceremonial honours for Prince Rahim Aga Khan V, ordinary Shias across Parachinar, Kurram and Quetta continued to live under the shadow of bomb blasts, targeted killings and sectarian hate. Behind the carefully managed optics of inclusivity lies a darker reality of fear, discrimination and systemic failure that Islamabad can no longer conceal.

On Anti-Terrorism Day, Kashmir stands as a symbol of resilience, courage, and hope. The article explores how terrorism affected ordinary lives in the Valley while highlighting the determination of its people to choose peace, progress, and unity over fear and violence.

A recent gathering allegedly linked to the banned terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) has once again raised serious concerns about the continued glorification of terrorism and extremist propaganda in Pakistan. Reports circulating on social media claim that Rizwan Hanif, described as a Lashkar-linked commander, organised a public event where speeches, slogans and symbolic messaging were used to praise killed terrorists and promote extremist narratives. According to visuals and

The blood spilled in Gilgit-Baltistan has transformed public anger into open resistance, as allegations of military brutality, enforced disappearances and sectarian repression fuel growing unrest across PoGB and POK. The killing of Shia children and youth during protests has intensified calls for justice, unity and self-determination against what many describe as systemic state oppression.