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Data on the number and location of terrorist attacks in Pakistan show a concentration near the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. Since the Afghan Taliban reclaimed power in Kabul, there has been a gradual increase in insecurity in Pakistan, with a rise of terrorist acts. 2022…

Newspaper Article by Amna Ejaz Rafi 09/03/2023

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Violence is not an answer

The assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, on 31 October 1984, led to a massacre of Sikhs — still remembered as one of the darkest chapters of history by Sikhs. Tracing the background of the anti-Sikh riots, in June the same year,…

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Indian Dreams Of El Dorado

The term ‘Asian century’ is a synecdoche of the ascendancy of China, India, and other countries of the region in political and economic affairs of the international system. India constitutes a predominant facet of this neologism. The greatness of Indian economy was…

Newspaper Article by komal 08/03/2023

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Emerging tech solutions to our heritage problem

The heritage-tech industry illustrates how art and historical assets are documented, preserved and exhibited using technology. Within the umbrella of this nascent industry fall practitioners, academics, and institutions involved in heritage conservation, archaeology, history, tourism, folklore, languages, music, arts, creative industries, media,…

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Uniting for Water

I vividly remember former Indian Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral once saying, “there has to be a dispute between India and Pakistan; and even if they come to resolve the Kashmir issue, they will invent another one…”. Though sarcastic, the par-excellence diplomat…

Jobs Archive by IPRI 01/03/2023

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Data Scientist (Eqv-BPS 18)

Department: Communication and Reforms No. of Positions: 1 Closing Date: 11 March, 2023

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BJP’s Systematic use of Hindutva Ideology in Committing Crimes against Humanity in Kashmir

Indian Occupation of Kashmir entered its 75th year in 2023. The internationally recognized disputed territory was put in 2019, under siege by the Indian government through a unanimous revocation of special status previously granted to Kashmir by article 370 of the Indian Constitution.…

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Pakistan Needs Discipline, Not Cult-Driven Anarchy

"The root of the problem lies in a milieu where there is no hope, no jobs, no justice and no opportunities of social or political advancement for the educated youth in Pakistan" With help of social media, a political protagonist has polarised…

Newspaper Article by Amb. Asif Durrani 26/02/2023

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No winners in Ukraine war

The Ukraine war has gone wrong for all the stakeholders. Russia may have miscalculated the success of its “special operation” against Ukraine, negating earlier commentaries that Russia would defeat Ukraine in a matter of weeks. The Ukrainian resistance, with the assistance of…

Newspaper Article by Javairyah Aatif 25/02/2023

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What does US-India tech coupling mean for Pakistan?

Perhaps the most significant facet to the US-India partnership is the growing technological coupling, parallel to US-China tech decoupling. This intensification and shift of tech policies from China to India is evident and exemplary of the geopolitical rivalries. While initiatives like the…

Pakistan’s Alarming Rise in Terrorism Is Fueled by Afghanistan

Violence is not an answer

Indian Dreams Of El Dorado

Emerging tech solutions to our heritage problem

Uniting for Water

Data Scientist (Eqv-BPS 18)

BJP’s Systematic use of Hindutva Ideology in Committing Crimes against Humanity in Kashmir

No winners in Ukraine war

What does US-India tech coupling mean for Pakistan?

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