An investigative analysis examining reports that allege certain swimming camps in Pakistan are being used as recruitment channels by extremist organisations. The article explores the claims, their regional security implications, and the questions they raise for counter-terrorism efforts.

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

Pakistan's long-standing use of proxy groups and non-state actors has been a significant driver of regional instability, particularly...

Pakistan, since its inception in 1947, has wrestled with an identity crisis rooted in its ideological foundation, governance structures,...

Pakistan Day, observed annually on March 23rd, marks the historic Lahore Resolution of 1940, which laid the foundation for the creation...

The complexities surrounding Pakistan's socio-political landscape have often been reduced to two dominant narratives: religion and...

A Growing Threat The picturesque valley of Kashmir, once known for its natural beauty and cultural richness, faces a complex problem:...

Pakistan, a nation which is often labeled as the epicenter of global terrorism , stands at the crossroads of unprecedented challenges....

Pakistan, a nation born out of the tumultuous partition of British India in 1947, has grappled with political instability, economic...