South Asia War Monitor

Geopolitics for a country is like cocaine; gives you an instant high, confidence and that feeling of taking over the world, but it is almost always followed by a crash. Governance reforms are like going to the gym and working out. It's controlled pain, muscle breakdown, and recovery, a painstakingly slow process, that progressively builds strength over time. It gives a stable high and long term benefits. Great nations are built through reforms, and ruined through obsessive geopolitics.

By conspiring to let American ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz under the Pakistani flag, Pakistan has betrayed Iran. This disgraceful move reflects the policies of PMLN and the military leadership under Asim Munir.

Long queues of shipping containers at Karachi Port, as it becomes the safest destination due to West-Asia war. — Shipping companies are re-routing their vessels to Karachi Port as Strait of Hormuz turns dangerous. Karachi Port’s Transshipment Surge: ▪️2025 (full year): 8,300 TEUs ▪️Last 24 days: 8,860 TEUs

For those who have been praising the erudite and diplomatically eloquent Mr Jaishankar. India’s foreign policy imploding under his guard must be difficult to see, it brought out the Tapori in him.

Preparing of Explosive for retaliation of Pakistan airstrikes in Kabul.👇

Preparing of Explosive for retaliation of Pakistan airstrikes in Kabul.👇

Trying to explain to my daughter why Pakistan has bombs for Afghanistan but not for Israel is proving to be difficult.

Does Pakistan have any Corps HQ, PAF airbase or Naval base with a drug rehabilitation center inside it? Asking to understand for myself. Maybe a small clinic to treat soldiers, but what other medical facilities are inside military bases?

Why did Pakistan have to bomb an ammo dump in a city? There is no war-ending target in Afghanistan which must be bombed at all cost. Civilian deaths will breed resentment against Pakistan and increase public support for Taliban regime