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Newspaper Article by IPRI 14/04/2014

Negotiating the Peace Talks

Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) led government in Pakistan decided to hold talks with the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan. In this regard a new committee has been formed after Prime Minister’s consultation with Pakistan Tehrkke-e-Insaf Chairmen Imran Khan and party leadership. The government…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 13/04/2014

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مودی ،ممکنہ پاک بھارت تعلقات اور۔۔۔۔۔۔

قیامِ پاکستان کے بعد پاکستان کی خارجہ پالیسی کے بنیادی مقاصد یہ رہے ہیں کہ اپنے ہمسایہ ملکوں سمیت عالمی برادری کے سبھی ارکان کے ساتھ برابری اور عدم مداخلت کے اصولوں کی بنیاد پر خوشگوار تعلقات قائم رکھے جائیں۔اپنے اس مقصد…

Newspaper Article by khalid 07/04/2014

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Post election challenges for Afghanistan

Millions of Afghans defied Taliban threats and rain, thus underscoring their enormous hope from the elections. As NATO/ISAF continue to draw-down, country's new leader will find an altered landscape as the country's wobbly security forces struggle to face down a ferocious insurgency…

National Confrence by IPRI 07/04/2014

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Conference on “Pakistan-China Friendship: Taking it to New Heights”

Conference on “Pakistan-China Friendship: Taking it to New Heights” One day Conference on “Pakistan-China Friendship: Taking it to New Heights” was organized by Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) on March 26, 2014 at Islamabad Hotel. Following are the proceedings of the conference. Ambassador…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 04/04/2014

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Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline: Cost-Benefit Analysis

Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline: Cost-Benefit Analysis Muhammad Munir* Muhammad Ahsan Saman Zulfqar Abstract Iran-Pakistan (IP) Gas Pipeline is considered a controversial project in Pakistan. A large number of professionals believe that IP Gas Pipeline is an energy lifeline for…

Regions by khalid 02/04/2014

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Bangladesh: Between public aspirations and concocted history

It is refreshing that the recent lunatic orders, which apparently came from the Bangladesh Cricket Board but had the blessing of the highest political office of the country, have been revoked. Edict was aimed at banning the domestic fans from carrying the…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 02/04/2014

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Has US ended Drone Strikes on Pakistan?

It was in 2001 that the United States (US) used unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) commonly known as drones for the first time in Afghanistan and has been continuously employing them since then. The drones have been the US effective weapon of choice…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 26/03/2014

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سیکھنا ہو تو چین سے سیکھیں

اقوامِ عالم کے باہمی تعلقات کی جدید تاریخ میں پاک چین دوستی ایک ضرب المثل کی شکل اختیار کر چکی ہے مختلف تہذیبوں ،مذاہب اور نظامِ حکومت کے تضادات کے باوجود دو ملکوں میں دوستی کی ایسی مثال شاید ڈھونڈنے سے بھی…

Newspaper Article by khalid 26/03/2014

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Indian Arms build-up and Regional Stability

Since coming into power, Pakistan’s new government is pursing the objective of peaceful neighbourhood. A number of initiatives are on the cards to improve relations with all neighbouring counties—especially India. For example, allowing India a non-discriminatory access to Pakistani markets appears around…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 25/03/2014

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بھارت کی وراثتی جمہوریت

یوں تو پورے جنوبی ایشیاء میں وراثتی سیاست کا خاصا عمل دخل ہے مگر اس ضمن میں بھارت غالباً سرِ فہرست ہے۔حالانکہ ہندوستان کی آزادی کے بعد سے وہاں پر ہمیشہ وقتِ مقررہ پر انتخابات ہوتے آئے ہیں ایسے میں بظاہر تو…

Negotiating the Peace Talks

مودی ،ممکنہ پاک بھارت تعلقات اور۔۔۔۔۔۔

Post election challenges for Afghanistan

Conference on “Pakistan-China Friendship: Taking it to New Heights”

Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline: Cost-Benefit Analysis

Bangladesh: Between public aspirations and concocted history

Has US ended Drone Strikes on Pakistan?

سیکھنا ہو تو چین سے سیکھیں

Indian Arms build-up and Regional Stability

بھارت کی وراثتی جمہوریت

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