Opinion- Page 34

As a student of Security Studies, I tend to follow global escalations and study military conflicts closely, but India’s recent Operation Sindoor against Pakistan immediately caught my attention for a different reason.

India’s patience reached its vanishing point on April 22nd. The attack in Pahalgam wasn’t just another tremor in a conflict-worn valley — it was a rupture. A rupture of restraint. A rupture

Pakistan’s economic crisis is deepening as military spending and security priorities overshadow development. Despite repeated foreign aid and IMF bailouts, funds are often diverted to the military and intelligence, with little investment

In the tense aftermath of the Pahalgam terrorist attack, as images of mourning and military funerals fill screens and social media, the U.S. must recognize an unsettling truth: South Asia’s security crises

In a democratic nation, the presidential office is often thought of as the steadiest anchor — the core around which the machinery of government revolves. But in South Korea, that center has