From Kartarpur to Gwadar and from Khunjerab to Wagah; Pakistan means genuine business in trade and tourism.
Half-way down the lane, Prime Minister Imran Khan’s government has reoriented the country’s foreign policy into a new paradigm. It has taken a…
Pakistan has seen its share of mob violence. In the past month alone, we witnessed another frenzied protest, put together by a tsunami of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan workers that took to the streets, wielding sticks and stones, angry and full of vengeance. The…
IPRI Update for the Month of April 2021 has been issued.
For details, visit: IPRI Update April 2021
Time to put an end to guns and gossips! Build on the trust attained in Qatar to foment an era of peace and nation-building in Afghanistan
Afghanistan is an enigma of sorts. Its geo-political vulnerability has kept it on the tenterhooks --…
CHINA and India are two important countries of Asia and their population “accounts for 40 percent of the 6.5 billion plus people on earth.” Seeing the governance structures of China and India, they are led by different systems’.
China is ahead of…
The East and West apparently can for once meet in a symbiosis of values and material rewards. The idea is embodied in the East West Economic Corridor (EWEC), an eponymous complement to CPEC, a small component of China’s Belt and Road Initiative…
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Topic: Distinguished Lecture Series Rise of Nationalism: The Future of Democracy in the Global Age Dr. Maya Tudor(Associate Professor of Government and Public Policy in the Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford).