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Why Pakistan Does Not Recognize Israel: A Brief History

The 11-Point Collapse: What Is Really Driving India's Reputational Freefall

We Finally Counted It

Op-Ed: The King Of Medicine: How a British-Pakistani Finally Won the Premier League

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The Same Agreement, Two Different Documents

The Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding will be signed in Geneva on Friday. Both the United States and Iran have confirmed it. Both say it ends the war. What they cannot agree on is what the

Geopolitics

The Spoiler: Why the Islamabad MOU Is Not Yet Safe

The Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding has five vulnerabilities. Benjamin Netanyahu knows where each of them is. The Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding was announced on June 15. It will be signed on June 19 in Geneva.

Geopolitics

The Leaked MOU vs the Official Text

On June 16, Bloomberg published what it described as the full draft of the Islamabad MOU. Iran’s negotiating team dismissed it as inaccurate, specifically citing the first clause and the Strait of Hormuz provisions. On

Geopolitics

Why Pakistan Does Not Recognize Israel: A Brief History

Pakistan does not maintain diplomatic, trade, or consular relations with Israel and has indicated it will not change that position under the Abraham Accords framework demanded by US President Donald Trump on 25 May 2026.

Geopolitics

Op-Ed: No Asterisks. No Disclaimers. Just Pakistan.

For a people who have spent decades correcting the world’s assumptions about them, today feels different. Somewhere in Birmingham right now, a Pakistani teenager is watching a news ticker and texting her mother in Lahore

Strategic Assessment Paper · Releases Monday 22 June

Counting the May 2025 Conflict

A source-based financial and strategic accounting of the May 2025 conflict — Operation Sindoor and Marka-e-Haq. Forty pages, seventy-five cited sources, and four tiers of evidence, sequenced so the reader starts inside India’s own admissions before a single Pakistani source is introduced. It documents the aircraft losses, the cost asymmetry, and the strategic balance that emerged.