Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua, Author at IPRI - Islamabad Policy Research Institute

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 3 days ago

Tackling the BLA

Every provincial government has worked to consolidate power, enriching its own members Balochi Yalghar is a symbol of the intrepid Baloch temperament, proudly displayed on the crests of silverware and paintings in regimental messes, celebrating the indomitable Baloch warrior spirit. What has…

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 3 days ago

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Pakistan-Kazakhstan Relations: Historic Ties, Economic Potential, And Strategic Partnership

Pakistan and Kazakhstan share historic ties, growing economic, cultural, and security cooperation, with $14B trade potential and strategic connectivity Pakistan and Kazakhstan are two of the most important members of the Central and South Asian geo-economic matrix, sharing centuries-old historical ties and…

IPRI Books by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 26/01/2026

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Indian Water Aggression: Violation of Indus Water Treaty (IWT) and Threats to Pakistan’s Water Resources

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Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 19/09/2023

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India’s Potemkin reality

India hosted the G20 summit from September 9 to 10 in Delhi. But it was amusing to see the steps it took to make the city more appealing, skilfully hiding its shocking realities.

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 11/09/2023

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A tale of two submarines

There are very few decorated warriors in industrial age warfare who display prodigies of valour in two wars and then live to tell the tale.

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 06/09/2023

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1965 War — their finest hour

Operation Gibraltar and Grand Slam in 1965 were conceived to be executed across Ceasefire Line in disputed territory and it was assumed that the international border would not be violated keeping the operations limited to the Ceasefire Line.

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 30/04/2023

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O What Ails Thee, the Polity adrift?

There is a general pall of gloom and foreboding in the air these days. Many pundits and commentators, some for right and some for wrong reasons have been prognosticating a state meltdown. Their reasons could be challenged but sentiment cannot be faulted.…

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Our Potemkin Reality

Potemkin reality is an oxymoron apparently, as “Potemkinism” is as divorced from reality as a gospel truth is from falsehood. The term is derived from the memory of a fake village created to impress the Russian empress during her visit to Crimea…

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 13/04/2023

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Baloch unrest

Balochistan is again in news because of the nabbing of Balochistan National Army’s (BNA) head Gulzar Imam Shambay. He was initially a Balochistan Students Organization (BSO) activist who came under the sway of anti-state forces and ended up leading an insurgent group…

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 28/03/2023

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Modi mania and yagna gone rogue

In Hindu mythology, chasing Lakhsmi is looked down upon, as the ideal approach is to make oneself attractive for Lakhsmi. Yagna is another desirable attribute of entrepreneurship that satisfies the hunger of a stakeholder or customer. Achievement of targets and profit are…

Tackling the BLA

Pakistan-Kazakhstan Relations: Historic Ties, Economic Potential, And Strategic Partnership

Indian Water Aggression: Violation of Indus Water Treaty (IWT) and Threats to Pakistan’s Water Resources

India’s Potemkin reality

A tale of two submarines

1965 War — their finest hour

O What Ails Thee, the Polity adrift?

Our Potemkin Reality

Baloch unrest

Modi mania and yagna gone rogue

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