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Charlie Kirk’s Assassination is Americans Now Doing to Americans what American Proxies Have Done to Others
America has made state-sanctioned targeted assassination and murder a tool of its foreign policy, certainly tolerating and sanctioning such atrocities on the part of their proxies.
Between the Lines of Conflict: Pakistan, Afghanistan & the Geopolitics of Shifting Sands
The war brewing along the Pakistan–Afghanistan border is not just about militants or misplaced fences. It is a reckoning showing the collapse of Pakistan’s decades-old illusion that Kabul could be controlled, that jihad could be managed, and that alliances in South Asia were still predictable.
Pak-Afghan Relations Hit a New Low
Pak-Afghan ties have hit a new low as tensions escalate in Islamabad over the Taliban government’s lack of response to its longstanding security concerns over cross-border terrorism.
