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Newspaper Article by Amb. Asif Durrani 04/12/2022

Are Taliban ready to do business with women?

Minister of State Hina Rabbani Khar’s one-day visit to Kabul has attracted international media attention. Her demeanour must have been shocking for the Taliban hosts as she descended from the aircraft at the Kabul airport and during her meetings with the Taliban…

IPRI Books by IPRI 02/12/2022

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Assessment of Traffic Congestion and Management Issues in Islamabad Capital Territory: Management with Holistic Interventions

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Policy Brief by IPRI 02/12/2022

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National Cohesion and Human Security

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Newspaper Article by Javairyah Aatif 30/11/2022

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Pakistan and Geopolitics

Geopolitics has transcended the domain of cloud computing, where today, decisions on politics, economy, and policymaking are all based on the systems of cloud computing. While the great power rivalry between the United States and China continues to morph into new realities…

Newspaper Article by Amb. Asif Durrani 27/11/2022

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Dangers of Confrontationist Politics

The PDM must have realized the folly it committed to voting out Imran Khan and plunged the country into a mire. For the ordinary person, a confrontation between the political forces is sapping the country’s energies. Although all surveys pointed to the…

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 27/11/2022

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Choices: reform or perish

The time has come for Pakistan to take some tough decisions and reorient its economic policies. Business as usual will yield the same errors. The shocking economic and human security projections will make the 100 million young people even angrier. Instead of…

Newspaper Article by Amna Ejaz Rafi 23/11/2022

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China and India: Geopolitical Horizons

Due to their regional clout, China and India are regarded as influential players in the Asia Pacific and South Asia respectively. On the regional front, both countries maintain a dominating posture. In South Asia, India is a regional hegemon, which has defied…

Newspaper Article by Amna Ejaz Rafi 14/11/2022

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Evolving power dynamics

China has established its footprints in the Indo-Pacific region while the US is trying to retain its stronghold. Other emerging players like Japan, Australia and India, as part of alliances, are also trying to gain influence in the region. The interests of…

Newspaper Article by Amb. Asif Durrani 13/11/2022

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Iran’s brewing crisis

The unrest in Iran, which started with the death of 22-year-old Mahasa Amini, is nearing two months with no let-up. The question arises of how the scarf issue may attain so much traction in a country ruled by the clergy with iron-fist.…

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 12/11/2022

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The perils of anocracy

Anocracies are countries in transition towards full democracy after having experienced non-democratic rule in the past but are not fully committed to democratic practices. These countries have a high probability of experiencing intra-state conflicts and violence according to scholars like Gehem and…

Are Taliban ready to do business with women?

Assessment of Traffic Congestion and Management Issues in Islamabad Capital Territory: Management with Holistic Interventions

National Cohesion and Human Security

Pakistan and Geopolitics

Dangers of Confrontationist Politics

Choices: reform or perish

China and India: Geopolitical Horizons

Evolving power dynamics

Iran’s brewing crisis

The perils of anocracy

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