IR Scholar, World Peace, Human Rights Activist.
Joined February 2023
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According to reports coming from Balochistan, #PakArmy soldiers left weapons and equipment behind as they were chased down by the Baloch fighters.
@BobLancia @DavidAltonHL @SamiraBaloch1 @World_Back1
The problem isn't just a shortage of money. It's a system that refuses to question who gets to spend it. 2/2
@DerekJGrossman
KP is now facing the suspension of local-govt elections alongside governor’s rule and emergency arrangements. Zia held party-less elections to control democracy.
Munir seems to have discovered an even darker formula: no elections at all.
@FrontLineHRD
tribune.com.pk/story/2638909…
The latest footage released by the Baloch Women's Force from Alandor, Kech, is another reminder that decades of militarised policies have failed to bring peace to Balochistan. 1/2
@zehrijournalist
@hrw
Pakistan's generals cannot bomb their way out of a political crisis.
The Baloch people deserve justice, dignity, and the right to be heard. 2/2
#StopBalochGenocide
@genocide_watch
Europe’s security challenge is entering a grey zone: hoax bomb alerts disrupted at least 25 flights, while cyberattacks targeted connected systems. Disruption itself can become a weapon, even without open warfare across borders today.
theguardian.com/world/2026/n…
Asim Munir cultivated Trump, while @CMShehbaz’s government celebrated personal diplomatic access as a strategic achievement. 2/3
Now Democrats have swept both chambers of Congress. What happens when Pakistan's political investments in Washington suddenly lose their value?
Foreign policy built around flattering powerful individuals is not diplomacy. It is political dependency. 3/3
@arifanoor72
The tragedy of East Pakistan should have taught Pakistan's leadership that military force cannot settle political grievances. Ignoring public demands, suppressing dissent and refusing meaningful dialogue can deepen divisions for generations. 1/2
@rogueonomist
BREAKING | Rawalakot
Concerns are growing over the situation in Rawalakot amid reports of an unusual movement of security forces in and around the JKAAC sit-in and protest.
Local sources describe a significant increase in the movement and deployment of security personnel near the protest site, raising fears that an operation may be under consideration to dismantle the sit-in.
These reports remain to be independently verified. The situation is fluid and should be closely monitored.
#RightsMovementAJK
Kashmir requires a political process, not another security operation.
Has Pakistan's political leadership learned anything from 1971? 2/2
@ZubairShahAgha1
Another $3 billion Saudi rollover, fading hopes of a $10 billion US facility, and continued reliance on international financing raise serious questions about the country's economic direction. 1/2
@FaseehMangi
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Pakistan keeps seeking financial lifelines abroad while its military establishment continues to dominate the country's political direction. 2/2
@ameerabbas84
A remarkable literary discovery brings Jan Potocki's *The Manuscript Found in Saragossa* back into the spotlight, with a Swiss exhibition exploring the history, mystery and enduring legacy of this extraordinary work of European literature.
theguardian.com/books/2026/n…
Balochistan needs accountable institutions and political inclusion, not a security-first model that leaves ordinary citizens behind. 2/2
@francescam63
Pakistan's establishment often speaks of development in Balochistan, but development for whom? If dams threaten traditional karez irrigation, agricultural livelihoods and the natural flow of rivers. Genuine development begins with local consent. @KiyyaBaloch @hrw
Afghanistan’s modern statehood dates back to 1747, long before Pakistan even existed. It joined the UN in 1946, a year before Pakistan. Pakistan must understand that neither geography nor history can be rewritten by generals, threats or military propaganda. @Gulalai_Ismail
The #Pakistani military spokesman Gen Chaudary in a hostile and provocative manner says "#Afghanistan is not a state." Under international law, he is technically wrong. Afghanistan has been a state for centuries before Pakistan's creation. I urge the Pakistani establishment to change its risky and failing Afghanistan policy. The two countries need each other and must strive for positive relations.
A proud moment for Swedish heritage! The iconic Dala horse has received EU Protected Geographical Indication status, safeguarding its name, authenticity and centuries-old craftsmanship. 1/2
swedenherald.com/article/dal…
