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Newspaper Article by Amna Ejaz Rafi 06/04/2023

Another Journalist Arrested by Modi Sarkar

Irfan Meraj, a Kashmiri journalist, has been arrested by India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) from Srinagar. Meraj has been charged with terrorism and “inciting disaffection towards government through words.” A case has been registered against Meraj in New Delhi. Meraj is being…

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From Torpedo to Thaw

As Saudi authorities gunned down more than 400 Iranian pilgrims during the occasion of Hajj in 1987, it was one of the worst scenarios to set in their bilateral relations. It was a torpedoed mosaic of bad blood interaction since then-on for…

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Is it Digital or is it Real?

“Those who own and control the most powerful digital technologies will increasingly write the rules of society itself. Software engineers are becoming social engineers. Digital is political.” – Jamie Susskind Perhaps digital media platforms were only seen from some sort of an…

Dispatches by aroojfatima 31/03/2023

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Campus violence at QAU: A minuscule reflection of broader social and political trends.

By Arooj Fatima, She is pursuing her Bachelor’s degree in International Relations at the School of Politics and International Relations at Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad. She can be reached at arooj0937@gmail.com On the 27th of February, the peaceful ambiance of the QAU…

Policy Brief by Maham Naweed 30/03/2023

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INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT’S INVESTIGATION IN AFGHANISTAN-IMPLICATIONS FOR PAKISTAN

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Newspaper Article by Noureen Akhtar 29/03/2023

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Minorities In Pakistan – OpEd

Pakistan remains the center of global press due to many reasons. Unfortunately, it receives bad press due to lack of information and understanding. The issue of minorities rights and socio-economic opportunities is among such topics where global audience has very limited insight…

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Indian Involvement in Myanmar’s Insurgencies

On January 10, 2023, three Myanmar fighter jets accompanied by a gunship helicopter launched an air strike against rebel militant groups in Northern Myanmar and during the same campaign, militant hideouts on the Indian side were also targeted in Farkawn village in…

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 28/03/2023

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Modi mania and yagna gone rogue

In Hindu mythology, chasing Lakhsmi is looked down upon, as the ideal approach is to make oneself attractive for Lakhsmi. Yagna is another desirable attribute of entrepreneurship that satisfies the hunger of a stakeholder or customer. Achievement of targets and profit are…

Newspaper Article by Muneeb Salman 25/03/2023

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Identifying the ‘elite’ in elite capture

‘Elite capture’ has been the favorite buzzword in Pakistan recently, dominating the imagination of domestic intellectual community for the past few years. The term was popularised during the PTI government when it was proclaimed to be the root of all socio-economic ills…

Newspaper Article by Amb. Asif Durrani 25/03/2023

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Isolated Afghanistan: Dangerous for the world

The Taliban have fully controlled Afghanistan since 15th August 2021. They entered Kabul without a fight while capturing most of the provinces in three months; in most cases, the Afghan National Defence Forces (ANDF) merely surrendered or melted down. With the conquest…

Another Journalist Arrested by Modi Sarkar

From Torpedo to Thaw

Is it Digital or is it Real?

Campus violence at QAU: A minuscule reflection of broader social and political trends.

INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT’S INVESTIGATION IN AFGHANISTAN-IMPLICATIONS FOR PAKISTAN

Minorities In Pakistan – OpEd

Indian Involvement in Myanmar’s Insurgencies

Modi mania and yagna gone rogue

Identifying the ‘elite’ in elite capture

Isolated Afghanistan: Dangerous for the world

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