Afghanistan’s Collapse: Why Pakistan Is Paying The Highest Price? – OpEd
A December 31, 2025 report by the International Crisis Group on Pakistan–Afghanistan relations exposes an unpleasant reality about the new
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Author: Nazish Mehmood
Nazish Mehmood combines curiosity and insight to uncover connections between international decisions and their effects on communities, bringing a thoughtful, people-centered perspective to global challenges.
Articles by Nazish Mehmood:
Pakistan And Its Concerns With Dulhasti-II Project – OpEd
The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), signed in 1960 with the facilitation of the World Bank, is widely regarded as one
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Indian Christians And The Crisis Of Religious Liberty – OpEd
India often presents itself on the global stage as a vibrant democracy committed to pluralism and constitutional freedoms. Yet behind
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Exploring Global Partnerships Through GSP+ – OpEd
he Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) is a trade framework established by the European Union (EU) to support economic growth
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Australia’s Sanctions Expose The Taliban’s Hidden Truths – OpEd
Australia’s imposition of autonomous sanctions on senior Taliban leaders marks a decisive moment in the global response to Afghanistan’s ongoing
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Why India Can’t Rely Solely On Russian Weapons – OpEd
India and Russia have long touted a “special” relationship, especially in defence. Russian planes, tanks, submarines, and air-defence systems have
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A Call For Ethical Pluralism In A Multipolar World – OpEd
For decades, the architecture of international diplomacy has been overwhelmingly shaped by Western norms, legal systems, and institutional frameworks. From
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The Fragile Peace And Shifting Power Dynamics: Post-Istanbul Breakdown Of Pakistan–Afghanistan Dialogue – OpEd
The collapse of the Istanbul peace talks between Pakistan and the Taliban-led government of Afghanistan in October 2025 has reanimated
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The Evolution Of Water Governance Hydro-Politics In Contemporary South Asia – OpEd
In South Asia, rivers have always been more than just natural resources, they are lifelines that sustain economies, communities, and
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Punjab’s Floods And The Human Cost Of Climate Injustice – OpEd
In a small village of Punjab, an elderly widow watched in despair as rising waters entered her modest home. The
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