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Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir’s recent remarks that lasting peace in Balochistan cannot be achieved without eliminating terrorism underline a difficult but unavoidable reality facing Pakistan. The province has remained at the center of the country’s security concerns for decades, where militant violence has repeatedly challenged state authority, disrupted development and caused immense human suffering. His message, delivered to participants of the 20th National Workshop Balochistan, reflected the state’s determination to continue operations against terrorist networks and their facilitators until the threat is decisively addressed. The army chief’s statement carries particular significance at a time when Balochistan continues to face…

By Uzma Ehtasham The latest Houthi attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea represent a dangerous escalation in one of the world’s most strategically important maritime corridors. At a time when global trade routes are already facing unprecedented pressure from geopolitical conflicts, supply chain disruptions and regional rivalries, the targeting of commercial vessels highlights the growing vulnerability of international shipping networks. Yemen’s Houthi rebels recently launched attacks on two Saudi oil vessels, Anseilia and Laila, using missiles and drones. The assault reportedly caused a fire on the deck of the Anseilia, although all crew members remained safe. While…

By Pir Ghulam Nabi Shah Jillani Every year, as dark clouds gather over Pakistan and the monsoon winds begin to sweep across the country, millions of people prepare themselves for a season that brings both hope and fear. Rain remains essential for agriculture, water supplies and the survival of communities, but for many citizens it has also become a recurring warning of destruction. Once again, heavy monsoon rains have turned into a national emergency, exposing the deep weaknesses in Pakistan’s disaster preparedness and urban planning systems. The latest spell of torrential rainfall has claimed more lives, with at least 21…

By Atiq Raja There comes a defining moment in every person’s journey when excuses begin to lose their grip, fear begins to surrender its influence, and circumstances no longer have the power to dictate the direction of life. It is a moment of profound self-realization, when an individual discovers that the greatest source of strength is not found in wealth, recognition, influence or external approval. It lies within. “I am the storm.” The phrase is not a celebration of arrogance or an expression of superiority. It is a declaration of inner strength, a promise to oneself that challenges will not…

By Asghar Ali Mubarak The latest efforts by Pakistan and Qatar to revive stalled dialogue between Iran and the United States offer a rare opening in a region where military confrontation has repeatedly pushed diplomacy to the edge. After weeks of escalating tensions, attacks, and threats surrounding the Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, even a temporary pause in hostilities could become the first fragile step towards a wider political solution. Pakistan’s readiness to facilitate the resumption of talks reflects the growing recognition that continued conflict between Tehran and Washington would carry consequences far beyond their borders. The Strait of…

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By Imtiaz Hussain SUKKUR: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), Crime Circle Sukkur, intensified its crackdown against corruption by exposing illegal deductions from BISP payments in Khairpur and busting an alleged passport agent mafia in Mirpur Mathelo, Ghotki district. Arrests were made and cases were registered against those involved in unlawful activities. During an operation at M/s Bismillah Communication, Main Road, Babarlo, District Khairpur, the FIA team uncovered illegal deductions being made from payments of the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP). During the raid, the accused, Najaf Ali son of Naeem Ahmed, was found present at the premises. Several BISP beneficiaries…

Saudi Arabia’s latest air strikes on Yemen’s Houthi-controlled city of Hodeidah have once again exposed how fragile security has become across one of the world’s most strategically important waterways. What may appear as another episode in Yemen’s long and devastating war carries implications that extend far beyond the country’s borders. Every exchange of missiles, drones and air strikes around the Red Sea pushes the region closer to a confrontation that could reshape maritime security, energy markets and regional diplomacy. The latest escalation should therefore be viewed not simply as another battlefield development but as a warning that the conflict is…

By Dr Zawwar Hussain War is not only measured by bombs, bullets, and shattered buildings; it also leaves deep scars on human bodies, minds, public health, and the future of entire generations. Today, Gaza stands as a painful reflection of this reality. Millions of people, particularly children, are struggling not only with hunger, thirst, displacement, and the collapse of essential services but are also facing the rapid spread of infectious diseases. Among them, the growing outbreak of chickenpox (varicella) has emerged as yet another humanitarian tragedy demanding urgent global attention. Thousands of displaced families are living in overcrowded temporary shelters…

By Shakeel Hussain The growing confrontation between Iran and the United States has once again placed the Middle East at the center of global security concerns. As fears rise that military tensions could develop into a wider regional conflict, countries including Pakistan, Qatar, and Oman have stepped forward to encourage dialogue and prevent further escalation. A question frequently raised amid these tensions is how the United States conducts military operations against Iran despite the geographical distance between the two countries. While American aircraft carriers and naval forces operating in nearby waters remain an important element of its military presence, they…