Breaking Terror’s Back: Pakistan Leads The Peace Front – OpEd
In an increasingly volatile global environment, Pakistan’s recent diplomatic engagements highlight a significant shift in its international posture, from a
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Author: Muhammad Musab
Muhammad Musab is a PhD Scholar of Peace and Conflict Studies at the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Islamabad. His areas of research include perception building, information warfare, and cognition. He also holds a keen interest in Middle Eastern affairs and counterterrorism dynamics.
Articles by Muhammad Musab:
From Crisis To Catalyst: Pakistan’s Emergence As A Global Peacemaker – OpEd
In the shifting landscape of global geopolitics, nations are often defined by the roles they play during moments of crisis.
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Pakistan Leads For Peace While Hidden Hands Fuel War And Chaos – OpEd
Pakistan’s diplomatic posture in times of regional tension has historically emphasized restraint, dialogue, and collective stability. In the current context
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From Crisis To Control: Pakistan’s Determined Response To Terrorism – OpEd
Pakistan has been at the forefront of the global fight against terrorism for more than two decades. The country has
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From FATA To Balochistan: Pakistan’s Resolve Against Terrorism And External Destabilization – OpEd
Pakistan’s security scenario has always been dictated by intricate regional politics and militancy in the country. In such a scenario,
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Weaponizing Religion In Afghanistan: CPC Designation Highlights Crisis Pakistan Has Long Warned About – OpEd
Therefore, with the recent recommendation by the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) that the nation of Afghanistan
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Operation Herof 2.0: Pakistan’s Strategic Resilience In Balochistan – OpEd
The recent narrative on Pakistan as a failing state as far as Balochistan is concerned, especially with the rubric of
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Weaponizing Religion: The Ways In Which Fitna-Ul-Khawarij TTP Twists – OpEd
In current times, some hardline groups with the emblem of “religious militancy” have amplified their propaganda efforts against Pakistan. In
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False Martyrs, Real Terrorism: Reframing The Balochistan Narrative Beyond Activist Myths – OpEd
“The situation surrounding the death of Karima Baloch in Canada in December 2020 is still a delicate issue that keeps
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Ballots, Bytes, And Terrorism Narratives: Foreign Interference Claims Shake India’s Democratic Image – OpEd
The global identity of India as the “world’s largest democracy” has long been central to its soft power projection. Yet,
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