(By Khalid Masood) In the early hours of a March 2026 morning, as Pakistan Air Force jets returned from strikes against terrorist sanctuaries in eastern Afghanistan, a different kind of battle was already raging across social media platforms, newsrooms, and diplomatic cables worldwide. The Taliban government in Kabul claimed that Pakistani bombs had hit a…
(By Ayesha Mahnoor) In an era where truth is often the first casualty of conflict, The War That Changed Everything explodes onto the scene like a much-needed truth bomb. Co-authored by veteran Pakistani journalist Murtaza Solangi—a broadcast legend with decades covering wars, elections, and global rivalries—and Ahmad Hassan Al-Arabi, a sharp international relations scholar specializing…
(By Quratulain Khalid) In the realm of modern information warfare, few patterns are as consistent as the rapid attribution of blame to Pakistan following tragic incidents, often amplified through coordinated media narratives and social media campaigns. Independent investigations, including those by the EU DisinfoLab, have long highlighted vast networks designed to shape global perceptions, primarily…
