#Pakistan's National Security Policy: Old Paradigm with New Packaging? Do watch this discussion with Tca Raghavan Lt Gen D S Hooda Kriti Mathur Shah and sushant sareen for ORF #NSP #Terror #Afghanistan #China youtu.be/ce_t6RgRkqw via YouTube

Women in city of Mazar-i-Sharif arrested by Taliban security forces are turning up dead, their bodies riddled with bullets. Frightened hospital staff say bodies are regularly brought in by Taliban - mainly women - which cannot be examined or registered. thetimes.co.uk/article/afghan…

How has #Taliban’s governance impacted #SouthAsia to date? Watch Mohd. Sinan Siyech, Rami Niranjan Desai, Shahab E Khan, Azim Zahir, Kriti Mathur Shah discuss Taliban regime’s impact on South Asia’s politics, security, economy & more. youtu.be/Wt2q_GH7g6s

A cricketing metaphor explains the difficult, almost impossible, situation in which Imran Khan finds himself in: Last over, five balls left, 36 runs required. Clearly, a lost cause, unless there is some miracle orfonline.org/expert-speak/i… via ORF

For every university raising funds and extending a warm welcome to scholars from Ukraine 🇺🇦, please do the same for scholars from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 who have nowhere to go.

My second paper on #GilgitBaltistan is now out! Looks at Pakistan's policies in the region and India's stance through the years on #PoJK ORF orfonline.org/research/the-k…

Gilgit- Baltistan from the 1980 to today: What's changed and what has stayed the same. From Kriti Mathur Shah or-f.org/103353

Thousands of men listening to a woman with a scarf regarded as hijab in Afg.Are they Muslim? Yes, all of them claim to be practicing Muslim. Are they from rural Afg? Yes, from very remote part of the country. What religion Taliban represent that is unfamiliar to these men?

Gilgit- Baltistan from the 1980 to today: What's changed and what has stayed the same. From Kriti Mathur Shah or-f.org/103353

BREAKING: huge trove of files obtained by hacking into Xinjiang police / re-education camp computers contain first-ever image material from inside camps, reveal Chen Quanguo issuing shoot-to-kill orders, Xi Jinping demanding new camps because existing ones are overcrowded. 🧵

As I sit at home this morning doing a little reflecting about our failed exit from Afghanistan that cost 13 brave service members their lives, I think about differently things could have gone, especially had we partnered up with India. (1/4)

I had too much fun writing this. Fifty Shades Of Khaki The real reason Pakistan banned Hamoodur Rehman’s report on the 1971 war openthemagazine.com/essay/fifty-sh…

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Iran and Pakistan may strike each other and issue strong diplomatic warnings, but do they realise that they are both fighting their own 'Balochis'? I write for ORF orfonline.org/expert-speak/i…

I would like to break my Twitter hiatus to remind everyone of the very important fact : #PakistanElections are better than any reality TV show that can ever be made. Thank you.

Back on twitter after a year(?), maybe more, to learn that nothing has changed... misinformation, fake news and keyboard warriors posing as journalists are rampant. When war hysteria is at a high so is idiocracy and desperation for having the final word. #OperationSindoor

Pakistan doesn't get it. Telecasting the funeral of Hafiz Saeed's family members! Imagine thinking -yes, we have terrorists roaming freely & we show their family's funeral on natl TV because we are empathetic for their loss?! They roam with impunity, + they die with public grief

The first casualty of war is the truth. In today's day and age, the first casualty is honourable journalism and reliable information.

In honour of Banu Mushtaq and Deepa Bhasthi winning the Booker Prize, I am giving away one copy of Heart Lamp! To participate in the giveaway simply RT this tweet. Bookworm Bookstore, Blr will send the copy to one winner selected at random. Winner to be announced at 4 pm, 21 May! 📚✨❤️