U.S. Fuelling Old Flames: A Romance That Dies Hard – OpEd
History has a cruel memory. It does not forget; it lingers, resurfacing when least expected. For the United States, Afghanistan
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Author: Noor Ul Huda Atif
Noor Ul Huda Atif is a PhD scholar of Peace and Conflict Studies at Centre for Peace and Stability (CIPS) of National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Islamabad, Pakistan. Her area of research is terrorism, perception building, information warfare and cognition. She is currently working as Research Officer at International Institute for Global Strategic Analysis (IIGSA). She has prior experience of five years in research field having worked at think tanks; South Asian Strategic Stability Institute (SASSI) and Centre for Aerospace and Security Studies (CASS).
Articles by Noor Ul Huda Atif:
From Peshawar To Khuzdar: A Decade Of National Tragedy – OpEd
On the morning of May 21, 2025, the city of Khuzdar in Pakistan’s Balochistan province woke to what many assumed
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Dispelling The Disinformation On Kalat’s Accession To Pakistan – OpEd
Kalat, a district nestled within the rugged mountains of Balochistan province in Pakistan, holds historical significance for many reasons. It
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Navigating National Security Through The Lens Identity Narratives In Pakistan – OpEd
The nature of warfare has evolved beyond the traditional battlefield, extending into the realms of narrative shaping, identity politics, and
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Marching In Circles: An Unfinished Story Of Balochistan’s Protests – OpEd
Hidden in the rocky mountainous terrain, the Southwestern province of Pakistan is veiled in long-standing protests. Draped in bright vibrant
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At SCO, Indo-Pak Rivalry Thrives While Dialogue Withers – OpEd
Two rivals, one stage, zero dialogue. The arch-rivals, hostile belligerents, and sworn enemies—India and Pakistan, as defined by domestic and
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A Diplomatic Curveball: Jaishankar’s Unexpected Attendance At The SCO In Pakistan – OpEd
“The era of uninterrupted dialogue with Pakistan is over”. The stern statement made by the Minister of External Affairs of
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