IPRI 2+2 Webinar Series |The Afghan Peace Process Through A Gendered Lens
Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom Webinar Dated: November 27, 2020Time: 1900 hrs (Pakistan Standard Time) After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. Webinar Speakers: With the Biden administration
IPRI Webinar on “Afghan Peace Process: Role of Spoilers”
General Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) organized a webinar on the “Afghan Peace Process: Role of Spoilers” on October 8, 2020. The distinguished panelists, invited to deliberate and provide their expert input on the subject, included Mr. Ihsan Ghani, Former DG IB
IPRI Webinar on “Afghan Peace Process: Challenges and Prospects”
Introduction Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) organized a “Zoom Webinar” on the “Afghan Peace Process: Challenges and Prospects” on September 8, 2020. The distinguished panel, invited to deliberate and provide expert inputs on the subject, included Dr. Hussain Ali Yasa, Writer and
Webinar on Afghan Peace Process- Challenges and Prospects
Afghan Peace Process: Challenges and Prospects Date: September 08, 2020 Concept Note of the webinar: The Doha Agreement between the United States and Taliban has made modest headway in meeting the terms of the Agreement. President Ashraf Ghani’s government was not party
Webinar on Afghan Peace Process: The Way Forward
The Islamabad Policy Research Institute organized a special webinar on “Afghan Peace Process: The Way Forward” here in the capital today. Featured speakers included Ambassador (R) Riaz Mohammad Khan, Ambassador (R) Ashraf Jehangir Qazi and Ambassador (R) Rustam Shah Mohmand. It was
Convoluted Afghan Peace Process
Ronald Reagan once said, “Peace is not absence of conflict, it is the ability to handle the conflict by peaceful means.” Afghanistan peace process, in a similar manner, has failed to offer an olive branch to the Taliban. Recent Afghan Talibans’ assault
Afghan Peace processes sans peace
Another Afghan peace process has caught international attention, albeit belatedly. Russia, China and Pakistan got together in Moscow, on December 27, for the third round of secretary level talks. Though earlier two rounds went almost unnoticed, the recent one invoked an overreaction
Yes, No, Yes of Afghan peace process
Since Karzai era, sinking economy, perpetuating corruption and incompetent security agencies have marred Afghanistan’s domestic environment. No wonders the fault lines that prompt Afghan leadership towards blaming Pakistan for everything that could go wrong in Afghanistan are snowballing. At a time when