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Press Release by IPRI 18/11/2021

Roundtable discussion between United State Institute of Peace delegation

PRESS RELEASE, November 18, 2021 ISLAMABAD: A three member delegation of the United States Institute of Peace (USIP), one of the premier US think tanks, visited Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) on November 18, Wednesday, for a roundtable session on Afghanistan…

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Building Cooperation in the Changing Climate

Humayoun Akram is PhD Candidate in Water Science and Policy Program at the University of Delaware 17.11.2021 South Asia is considered one of the most at-risk regions from the impacts of climate change. This threat is evident from the global…

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 16/11/2021

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A closer relationship

The Pakistan-US relationship is taking a new shape in the wake of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan. Political experts also believe that in the absence of any strategic convergence of interests other than counterterrorism cooperation, the US-China rivalry is likely to affect…

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United States and India should get real with Pakistan

Islamabad nurses no regional designs. Its clout with China and Afghanistan should be taken as an asset in realpolitik. Mark Twain, the greatest American humorist, said, “God created war so that Americans would learn geography.” Though he lived and died before World…

Newspaper Article by Ishtiak Ali Mehkri 16/11/2021

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Reorienting a new narrative

Nurturing a new national narrative of Pakistan is up for debate these days. National Security Adviser Dr Moeed Yusuf brought to the fore its salient credentials, at a national conference recently, by illustrating that it has to be proactive, unapologetic and pragmatic.…

Newspaper Article by Ishtiak Ali Mehkri 16/11/2021

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Empowering the electorate

Pakistanis are apparently the only nation in the Westphalian state-system who talk of elections day in and day out, but do not go to polls on D-day. This is why the turnout since the first general election in the 70’s has never…

Dispatches by leonid 10/11/2021

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The Real Grey Zone

Leonid Savin is Geopolitical analyst; Chief Editor of Geopolitica.ru; Founder and Chief Editor of Journal of Eurasian Affairs; and Member of the Military-scientific society of the Ministry of Defence of Russia. 10.11.2021 Twitter In contemporary international relations, such a concept as…

Press Release by IPRI 08/11/2021

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Indonesia as Emerging Economic Market: Opportunities for Pakistan

ISLAMABAD: Indonesia’s Ambassador to Pakistan his Excellency Adam Mulawarman Tugio said that there are several denominators between Pakistan and Indonesia, and in this age of geo-economics much potential is there for joint ventures and collaboration. He was speaking at a lecture series at…

Dispatches by naeem 08/11/2021

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COP 26; Amidst Increasing Global Climate Change Impacts

Dr. Naeem Shahzad, Head of Department, Department of Water Resources Engineering & Disaster Management, Military College of Engineering (MCE), National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Pakistan 08.11.2021 With the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) on the cards…

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IPRI Distinguished Lecture Series “Indonesia as Emerging Economic Market: Opportunities for Pakistan”

Roundtable discussion between United State Institute of Peace delegation

Building Cooperation in the Changing Climate

A closer relationship

United States and India should get real with Pakistan

Reorienting a new narrative

Empowering the electorate

The Real Grey Zone

Indonesia as Emerging Economic Market: Opportunities for Pakistan

COP 26; Amidst Increasing Global Climate Change Impacts

IPRI Distinguished Lecture Series “Indonesia as Emerging Economic Market: Opportunities for Pakistan”

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