This book is based on the views expressed by eminent scholars from the US, Russia, China and Pakistan on Conflict and Cooperation in South Asia: Role of Major Powers. The aim of the volume is to map out major powers’ strategic interests given the fluid environment of cooperation and conflict in South Asia. CONTENTS …
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CONTENTS Click here for Book Rethinking Diplomacy and Politics of Power: Making Peace Last Rethinking Diplomacy in South Asia: Restraint, Cautions & Negotiation Ambassador (R) Shahid Masroor Gul Kiani …
Irritants in Pakistan-US Relations: Way Forward Pakistan would seem to be a natural partner for the United States. But as Pakistani diplomats and scholars assert in this new volume, the relationship between the two countries has underperformed its potential. They argue that the time has come to ‘reset’ ties and work on a state-to-state relationship …
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 books, including the famous 1986 Pulitzer Prize winner “The Heaven and the Earth: A …
“South Asia is the region where tidal waves of geostrategy and geoeconomics collide.” – General Zubair Mahmood Hayat, NI (M) Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC), Joint Staff Headquarters, Pakistan South Asia, the fulcrum of geoeconomic cross currents, is now the emerging centre of power in a political universe …
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Through CPEC, South Asia would cease to be a region of conflict, and become a region of cooperation. – Mr Ahsan Iqbal, Federal Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control, Government of Pakistan Security has now become sine qua non for development. This is especially true for South Asia where significant forces are at play with …
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Most millennials may not remember what or even who exactly and why the war in Afghanistan even began. But those who have fought in the region, live in (and around) its continually tested, re-configured horizons can probably never forget. The papers, thought pieces and essays in this volume trace the multifarious ways in which the …
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It is a sad and ironic reality that when one talks of global peace as the ultimate objective nowadays, one is left rather perplexed because regardless of what world leaders and policymakers may say, it is not the end-all anymore even though it is only through peace that there can be just, equitable and sustainable …
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IPRI is one of the oldest independent, non-partisan think-tanks on all facets of “National Security” including international relations, peace, security and defense, and human security in Pakistan. Founded in 1999, IPRI is housed at the National Security Division (NSD), Government of Pakistan. It exemplifies two decades of rigorous and timely analysis of crucial strategic agendas and intergovernmental processes that influence national and regional policy community.
