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Biden Should Rewrite a Pakistan Policy

The new administration must take a leap forward in cementing People’s centric profiles with Pakistan Pakistan has been obsessed with the United States for the last seven decades. Washington, in reciprocity, hardly has a bilateral policy towards Islamabad. It is an antithesis…

IPRI Review by adeel 17/03/2021

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Climate Change and Pakistan’s Water Security

22 March 2021, observed by the UN as a World Water Day, highlights the importance of freshwater in our lives. Research Associate at the International Policy Research Institute looks at Pakistan's dire water security issues – the country is already in severe…

National Confrence by IPRI 15/03/2021

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Islamabad Security Dialogue 2021

The Islamabad Security Dialogue is Pakistan's premier forum that brings together global and local intelligentsia to debate Pakistan's critical national security issues, and generate ideas shaping global society and the future of human civilization. Event Brief Event Report

Policy Brief by usama 10/03/2021

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Building National Cyber Security Institutional Framework and Cyber Emergency Response Team (CERT) Systems

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IPRI Distinguished Lecture Series “Diplomacy in the Twenty-first Century ”

You are invited to a Zoom Webinar. When: March 08, 2021 05:00 PM Islamabad. Register in advance for this webinar: Registration After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

Dispatches by mahakamal 04/03/2021

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Changing Tides in Climate Governance

Maha Kamal is an International Public Policy Specialist with a focus on energy and climate. She teaches public policy, economics and development at Information Technology University. She was a Chevening Scholar at Queen Mary University of London (MSc. International Public Policy), and…

Newspaper Article by gulshan 02/03/2021

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Cutting Distances with a Cricket Stump

Sports are the common threads that bind people and countries together. The interlocking rings of the Olympics rings symbolize the coming together of all nations. The former US President Nixon successfully used “ping-pong diplomacy ” to open the US-China relationship leading the…

Dispatches by alihaider 01/03/2021

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ASEAN’s Growing Acceptance of China’s Rise

By Ali Haider Saleem, Research Associate at the China-Pakistan Study Centre, Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI). 01 March 2021 The ASEAN region is politically and economically vital for the leading powers of the world. The United States has…

Dispatches by Abdul Basit 25/02/2021

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Counter the Infodemic to Overcome the Covid-19 Pandemic in Pakistan

Abdul Basit is a research fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Singapore. 25 February 2021 Twitter The Covid-19 pandemic outbreak also triggered an infodemic that proliferated in the form of fake news and misinformation through…

Newspaper Article by adeel 25/02/2021

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Can the US catch up with China on climate leadership?

China has been working on its green credentials since 2013 and become a front runner in clean energy technology For the US to reestablish itself as a climate leader, it needs new emissions targets that are more ambitious than those Obama…

Biden Should Rewrite a Pakistan Policy

Climate Change and Pakistan’s Water Security

Islamabad Security Dialogue 2021

Building National Cyber Security Institutional Framework and Cyber Emergency Response Team (CERT) Systems

IPRI Distinguished Lecture Series “Diplomacy in the Twenty-first Century ”

Changing Tides in Climate Governance

Cutting Distances with a Cricket Stump

ASEAN’s Growing Acceptance of China’s Rise

Counter the Infodemic to Overcome the Covid-19 Pandemic in Pakistan

Can the US catch up with China on climate leadership?

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