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Guest Lecture by IPRI 13/06/2016

Geopolitics on the Silk route.

Pakistan: Some Important words to understand. This is a brief note to explain a complicated country with a population of 192.8 millions. But it is necessary to understand; its geography, between Eurasia, Middle east, India, in fact it's a “Pivot State”, a…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 13/06/2016

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No Nuclear Security without Transparency

Cooperation and collaboration should extend beyond the Nuclear Security Summit. Nuclear security has improved internationally to a great extent through President Obama’s initiative of Nuclear Security Summits, but it still has a long way to go after the NSS process comes to an…

Guest Lecture by IPRI 13/06/2016

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The “Afghanistan-Pakistan” dossier, under “President Trump”

It appears that Americans are inevitably faced with a Trump / Clinton duel. One of the two could define international diplomacy in the coming years. President Obama leaves them a mixed legacy on foreign policy in general, and on the "AfPak" dossier…

Guest Lecture by IPRI 10/06/2016

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President Hillary Clinton’s Af-Pak policy

We saw last week, that a Trump presidency would, at first sight, be rather bad news for the Afghan conflict and for US-Pakistan relations. But would Clinton, as president, do better? While the former First Lady and Secretary of State has a…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 06/06/2016

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A response to Ms Fair’s biased analysis

THIS is not the way of engaging a country like Pakistan as suggested in an article, appeared in the Lawfareblog on April 11,2016, titled ‘A New Way of Engaging Pakistan’ by C. Christine Fair, a US scholar known for writing series of…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 06/06/2016

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Importance of CPEC

The strategic ties between Pakistan and China have been on an upward trajectory with moved thrust on economic interaction after the initiation of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project since 2013. CPEC is a revolution in the field of economics. Under CPEC,…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 03/06/2016

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India Pakistan CBMs: Internal Dialogue as a Catalyst for Peace?

The success rate of confidence-building measures between India and Pakistan has remained unimpressive so far, especially in terms of creating an enabling environment for conflict resolution. The bilateral dialogue has been in a stalemate for about a decade, primarily because of the…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 31/05/2016

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UNFAIR ATTITUDE OF US CONGRESS

In the last one year there has been a substantive improvement in Pakistan’s internal security dimension and its economy has also shown some stability. The progress on the implantation of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has also been satisfactory. Peace and harmony now…

IPRI Newsletter by IPRI 31/05/2016

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IPRI Newsletter April 2016

IPRI Newsletter for the Month of April 2016 has been issued. For details, visit: IPRI Newsletter April 2016

Newspaper Article by IPRI 29/05/2016

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!بھارتی انتخابی نتائج اور ۔ ۔

ہندوستان کے پانچ صوبوں ’’ مغربی بنگال ‘‘ ، ’’ تامل ناڈو ‘‘ ، ’’ کیرالہ ‘‘ ، ’’ آسام ‘‘ اور ’’ پانڈی چری ‘‘ میں چار اپریل تا سولہ مئی تک چھ مختلف مراحل میں عام صوبائی انتخابات ہوئے اور…

Geopolitics on the Silk route.

No Nuclear Security without Transparency

The “Afghanistan-Pakistan” dossier, under “President Trump”

President Hillary Clinton’s Af-Pak policy

A response to Ms Fair’s biased analysis

Importance of CPEC

India Pakistan CBMs: Internal Dialogue as a Catalyst for Peace?

UNFAIR ATTITUDE OF US CONGRESS

!بھارتی انتخابی نتائج اور ۔ ۔

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