Pakistan: The Epicentre of Terrorism and the Crisis of Regional Trust The recent remarks by Ebrahim Rezaei, a member of Iran’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, have once again raised serious questions about Pakistan’s credibility, regional conduct and long-standing association with militant networks. His criticism of Islamabad’s position during the Iran conflict highlights a broader concern: whether a country facing persistent allegations over its handling of

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