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Panel Discussion by IPRI 04/02/2016

Russia’s Revival: Opportunities and Limitations for Pakistan

The Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) organized a review meeting on “Russia’s Revival: Opportunities and Limitations for Pakistan” in IPRI Conference Hall on December 11, 2015. Introduction Vladimir Putin has been Russia's dominant political figure since 2000 and Russia under him is reasserting its…

Panel Discussion by IPRI 04/02/2016

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Pakistan’s Relations with Gulf States

Introduction: Seven Arab states border the Persian Gulf, namely Kuwait, Bahrain, Iraq, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). All Persian Gulf states are monarchies. All these Arab states have significant revenues from petroleum. However, the Gulf region has long…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 02/02/2016

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Way Forward for KSA and Iran

Way Forward for KSA and Iran - Asiya Mahar On Jan 02, 2016 Saudi Arabia executed 47 prisoners across the kingdom that were found of being associated with al-Qaeda and for carrying out series of attacks across the kingdom in 2003 and 2004.…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 02/02/2016

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Oil, Economy and the Middle East

Oil, Economy and Middle East - Asiya Mahar Friday, January 15, 2016 - Oil has remained a driver of economy, a geo-strategic non-renewable energy resource, and a commodity that even today affects everyone. Economists opine that there has been paradigm shift in oil…

Newspaper Article by Amna Ejaz Rafi 29/01/2016

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Afghan Peace Talks

The recently held Afghan peace talks, in which senior officials from the Afghan government, Pakistan, China and the US participated called for restoration of peace talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban. Whether, the talks would yield positive result or like…

Newspaper Article by khalid 28/01/2016

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Pakistan’s difficult mission

Pakistan is undertaking a difficult mission to diffuse tension between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has a natural inkling for this sort of enterprise—indeed a romance. Theoretically it seem all too simple, however, practically it touches the boundary of…

Regions by IPRI 22/01/2016

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Iran Nuclear Deal: Regional Implications

Introduction Iran’s nuclear deal with P5+1 has ended the standoff between Iran and the United States. The study aims at identifying the salient points of the agreement and its implications on the region. Iran has been a beneficiary of US Administration’s Atom for Peace…

Newspaper Article by khalid 19/01/2016

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Confronting or reinforcing the Failure?

Despite mixed signals from India, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif continues to follow a single track approach towards India. This is raising many raising many eye brows as to whether he is confronting failure of Indian approach towards Pakistan or reinforcing failure of…

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ZARB-E-AZB & REHABILITATION OF TDPS

THERE are three main challenges which Pakistan is facing during Operation Zarb-e-Azb: a) the militants who have survived the Operation Zarb-e-Azb and successfully escaped into Afghanistan. Resultantly, they are reorganising themselves with the funding of RAW and planning to re-launch their offence…

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GROWING THREATS OF CLIMATE CHANGE

ALL of South Asia is now facing a challenge of climate change that is potentially catastrophic. This climate change threatens to slow the region’s economic growth, depress standards of living, increase the threat of devastation and death, and possibly even aggravate intra-regional…

Russia’s Revival: Opportunities and Limitations for Pakistan

Pakistan’s Relations with Gulf States

Way Forward for KSA and Iran

Oil, Economy and the Middle East

Afghan Peace Talks

Pakistan’s difficult mission

Iran Nuclear Deal: Regional Implications

Confronting or reinforcing the Failure?

ZARB-E-AZB & REHABILITATION OF TDPS

GROWING THREATS OF CLIMATE CHANGE

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