The Durand Line Reality: Sovereignty, Stability, And The Limits Of Ethnic Narratives – OpEd
The Durand Line, established in 1893 between British India and Afghanistan, continues to attract political and academic debate. While some
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Author: Rubab Baig
Rubab Baig is a student of International Relations and an independent researcher, based in Pakistan. Her work focuses on peace and conflict studies, cybersecurity, and comparative analysis, particularly in South Asia and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). With a strong academic foundation and growing expertise, she brings fresh perspectives on security, conflict, and regional dynamics. Rubab is passionate about research, writing, and fostering dialogue for peacebuilding and global cooperation.
Articles by Rubab Baig:
Pakistan: The Frontier’s Unbroken Spirit – OpEd
In the rugged valleys of Tirah and the adjoining districts of Khyber and Kurram, Pakistan’s security forces are engaged in
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Pakistan’s Persistent Fight For Security And Stability – OpEd
Pakistan had stood tall in face of terrorism and had endured immense human and economic costs over two decades, making
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Beyond The Borderlines: The Politics Of Misdirection In South Asia’s Terror Matrix – OpEd
The mountains of South Asia have long echoed with the whispers of unfinished wars and fractured loyalties. Amidst these rugged
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Shadows On The Frontier: How Abandoned U.S. Weapons In Afghanistan Threaten Pakistan’s Security – OpEd
The 2021 withdrawal of American forces from Afghanistan marked the end of a long war, but it also began a
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Ghosts Of The Battlefield: Pakistan’s Fight Beyond Amnesty’s Gaze – OpEd
The story always begins the same way, an anguished family, a vanished relative, and a shadowy state accused of silencing
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Banners Of Peace In The Valley Of Fire – OpEd
In the shadowed valleys of Tirah, where mountains loom like sentinels of ancient resilience, something extraordinary is unfolding. A sea
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In The Heart Of Dust Loyalty Is Tested – OpEd
In the scorched dust of Waziristan, where silence often carries the weight of history, Pakistan has fought a war not
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Poverty As A Weapon: The Hidden War On Pakistan’s Tribal Belt – OpEd
Smoke still rises from the ashes of a war many refuse to remember, but others quietly continue to wage. In
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The Quiet War Of Names And Nations – OpEd
Like a chess grandmaster moving a knight into enemy terrain under the shadows of distraction, China has once again played
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