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IPRI Review by Amna Ejaz Rafi 04/04/2019

Book Review – “The Tragedy of US Foreign Policy How America’s Civil Religion Betrayed the National Interest”

Source The book “The Tragedy of US Foreign Policy How America’s Civil Religion Betrayed the National Interest” is written by Walter A. McDougall. McDougall is the Professor of History and International Relations at the University of Pennsylvania. He has authored numerous…

Announcements by IPRI 02/04/2019

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Special Round-table on Afghanistan and Regional Security

Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) organised a Special Round-table on Afghanistan and Regional Security on March 28, 2019. For details, please see Press Release. For details, please see Media Coverage.

Announcements by IPRI 02/04/2019

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Hybrid Warfare and Pakistan’s Readiness: Time for National Narrative Construct and Strategic Foresight

#IPRImediaworkshop Islamabad Poilcy Research Institute (IPRI) had organized a media workshop on Hybrid Warfare and Pakistan's Readiness: Time for National Narrative Construct and Strategic Foresight at IPRI Conference Hall on March 27, 2019. Mr. Fawad Hussain Chaudhry, Minister for Information and Broadcasting was…

Panel Discussion by IPRI 02/04/2019

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One-Day Panel Discussion on “Dynamics of Contemporary Middle East: Role of Pakistan”

Post-Event Report IPRI One-Day Panel Discussion on “Dynamics of Contemporary Middle East: Role of Pakistan” One-Day Panel Discussion on the topic of “Dynamics of Contemporary Middle East: Role of Pakistan” was organized by IPRI on March 13, 2019 at IPRI Conference Hall,…

IPRI Newsletter by IPRI 14/03/2019

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IPRI UPDATE Vol. 7, No.2

IPRI UPDATE for the Month of February 2019 has been issued. For details, visit: IPRI UPDATE February 2019

Newspaper Article by IPRI 14/03/2019

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A fragmented OIC?

Today, the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is fragmented for numerous reasons. These include the Saudi-Iran rivalry, Saudi-Qatar rivalry as well as the competing interests and priorities of various member states. Recently, the organisation has taken a great leap by inviting India…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 14/03/2019

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The Saudi Mediation

Saudi Arabia is gradually expanding its influence in South Asia not just with deals worth billions of dollars, but also through offering mediation between Pakistan and India in the wake of the recent escalation between the two nuclear rivals. Since February 17,…

Panel Discussion by IPRI 13/03/2019

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One Day IPRI Panel Discussion

The Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) organised a One-Day Panel Discussion on "Dynamics of Contemporary Middle East: Role of Pakistan" on March 13, 2019. For details, please see Press Release.

Special Focus by IPRI 10/03/2019

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Visit of Johns Hopkins University’s Scholars to IPRI

A delegation of Scholars lead by Dr. Joshua T. White, (Associate Professor of the Practice of South Asia Studies) from Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), USA, visited IPRI on January 16, 2019. Issues of mutual interest including Afghan peace…

Newspaper Article by adeel 07/03/2019

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Belligerence Begets More Belligerence

The famous phrase “toughness begets a greater toughness”, as quoted by Martin Luther King, expounds the shifting dynamics of struggle of Kashmiri people for their independence. People in Indian Occupied Kashmir (IoK) are subject to gross human rights violations and they have…

Book Review – “The Tragedy of US Foreign Policy How America’s Civil Religion Betrayed the National Interest”

Special Round-table on Afghanistan and Regional Security

Hybrid Warfare and Pakistan’s Readiness: Time for National Narrative Construct and Strategic Foresight

One-Day Panel Discussion on “Dynamics of Contemporary Middle East: Role of Pakistan”

A fragmented OIC?

The Saudi Mediation

One Day IPRI Panel Discussion

Visit of Johns Hopkins University’s Scholars to IPRI

Belligerence Begets More Belligerence

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