Pakistan experienced a modest decline in violence during the second quarter of 2026, yet Khyber Pakhtunkhwa emerged as the country's most affected province with a 53% increase in fatalities. The latest CRSS report examines regional trends, terrorist attacks, counter-terrorism operations, civilian casualties, and evolving militant tactics.
As tourism flourishes in Gilgit-Baltistan, the region’s hospitality sector faces a growing environmental challenge. Hundreds of hotels depend on diesel generators to overcome chronic energy shortages, contributing to carbon emissions, air pollution, and accelerated glacier melting. This article explores how renewable energy solutions—including micro-hydropower, solar, and wind systems—can help northern Pakistan transition toward sustainable tourism while protecting its fragile mountain ecosystems and supporting long-term economic growth.
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In this detailed interview with the London-based The Cradle, Imtiaz Gul, the chief editor Matrix Mag, discusses Pakistan-Russia relations, the US-Iran conflict, and Pakistan's...
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All eyes are on Beijing ahead of Donald Trump’s visit. Tough diplomatic talk by President Xi Jinping is expected. At the same time anxiety...
Explore CPEC 2.0, the next phase of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. Learn about investment, job creation, infrastructure development, trade growth, and new corridors shaping Pakistan’s economic future.
A firsthand account of inclusive development in Xinjiang, highlighting Urumqi’s transformation, governance reforms, civic ownership, and lessons for sustainable modernization.
Ali Mustafa, Journalist/Analyst, International Affairs, discusses the evolving terrorist landscape in Afghanistan following the Taliban’s takeover in August 2021.