Caught between rising extremism and fragile diplomacy, Pakistan and Afghanistan are standing at a crossroads. In this piece of writing, Syed Hussain Shaheed Soherwordi discusses how decades of religious militancy have shaped the region, and why ordinary people remain the true victims. From the unchecked rise of the TTP to the Afghan Taliban’s influence, the article sheds light on the roots of the crisis and offers practical ways forward. Instead of more violence, the author suggests smart diplomacy and regional cooperation to break free from this ongoing crisis. A thought-provoking and timely piece to understand about peace, security, and the future of South Asia.
The Prisoners of Extremism
