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| Pakistan’s Double Standards: Role as a Mediator in the U.S.–Israel–Iran Conflict and India’s Strategic Options? | | 
By Fatima Baloch
On 11th April 2026, Iranian state broadcaster IRIB first publicly criticized Pakistan's role in mediating US–Iran peace talks, claiming on Telegram that talks failed due to "unreasonable" US demands despite Iran's 21-hour efforts. After this, Iran’s state-linked outlets Tasnim News Agency and Press TV began publicly accusing Army Chief General Asim Munir and Islamabad of bias toward the United States and mishandling mediation in the US–Iran talks around April 21–22, 2026, during televised debates and follow-up commentary on these negotiations. Iranian state media... |
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| | The Traitor of Sindh and Indian Future Military Plans | | |
By Fatima Baloch
Sindh is one of the oldest historical regions of South Asia, located along the Indus River. It is famous for ancient civilizations like Mohenjo-daro and has a long history of cultural, religious, and economic development. Over time, Sindh was ruled by various empires, including Arabs, Mughals, and local dynasties, and later became part of British India in 1843. Historically, Sindh was part of undivided India and had a significant Hindu economic presence. Notably, Umerkot and Tharparkar districts are the primary areas in Sindh with the highest concentrations of Hindus. Mithi, the capital of Tharparkar, is particularly notable for having a very high percentage of... |
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