SFSaud Faisal Malik

1. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Saud Faisal Malik

   Amnesty’s Afghanistan report raises more questions than it answers - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)

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   There was a time when the publication of an Amnesty International report carried almost unquestioned authority. Governments disputed its conclusions, but few questioned the integrity of its process. That credibility was Amnesty’s greatest asset. Today, that confidence is no longer automatic. Not because human rights matter less, but because the standards by which they are investigated have become increasingly vulnerable to the realities of modern conflict. Wars are no longer fought only with mis

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2. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Saud Faisal Malik

   Beyond CPEC: The Next Chapter of Pakistan-China Relations - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)

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   For more than a decade, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has dominated conversations about Pakistan-China relations. It has been measured in kilometres of highways, megawatts of electricity generated, ports developed and infrastructure financed. Those achievements have undoubtedly transformed Pakistan’s economic landscape and cemented CPEC as the flagship project of China’s Belt and Road Initiative. But perhaps the most important question today is no longer what CPEC has accomplished—

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