The engine of economic growth in South Asia has sputtered to a halt due to Indian intransigence and lack of vision. A region that was colonized by the British and bilked off a wealth exceeding $45 trillion between 1765 and 1938, as per economist Utsa Patnaik, is still suffering a self-imposed rigor mortis in the …
Job Title: Senior Research Fellow Educations: M.Sc. (Chemistry) from University of Balochistan and MA (International Studies & Diplomacy) from School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London Amb (R) Asif Durrani joined Foreign Service in 1986, Served at Headquarters as Section Officer (1988-89 & 1994-95); Director (UN) and Director (Disarmament) (1997 & 2004-5); …
Job Title: Research Fellow (RF) Educations: Dr. Abbas has completed his PhD in Peace and Conflict Studies from Centre for International Peace and Stability (CIPS), National University of Sciences and Technologies (NUST). His PhD dissertation is “Mapping Resilience of Weak Democracies against Political Agitation for Government Change: A Case Study of Pakistan”. Based on his PhD dissertation, …
AnnouncementsIPRI Webinar: Saffronisation of IndiaClick HereAnnouncementsIPRI Journal 2022, Volume XXII, Number 2Click HereAnnouncementsIPRI STRATEGIC PLANClick HereAnnouncementsMARGALLA DIALOGUE 2022 16-18 NovemberClick HereAnnouncementsHindutva: A Threat to Regional StabilityClick HereAnnouncementsKashmir Factsheet 1947-2021: The Indisputable Facts 2nd EditionClick Here IPRI INFOGRAPHICS. View All Tweets by IPRI_Pak IPRI EVENTS. 11 Jan Book Launch | Turmoil: Events in Afghanistan, South Asia, …
Post Event Report Panel Discussion “National Action Plan (NAP): Imperatives and Impediments” Introduction A panel discussion on “National Action Plan (NAP): Imperatives and Impediments” was organized by the Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) on May 8, 2018 at the IPRI conference hall. Panellists included: Gen (R) Khalid Rabbani HI (M), Former General Officer Commanding, XI Corps …
Panel Discussion on “National Action Plan (NAP): Imperatives and Impediments” Read More »
Post-Event Report One-Day Roundtable “Violations of Rights of Religious Minorities (Muslims & Sikhs) in India” Organized by Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) At IPRI Conference Hall, Islamabad July 12, 2017 Introduction A One-Day Roundtable on “Violations of Rights of Religious Minorities (Muslims and Sikhs) in India” was organized by the Islamabad Policy Research Institute …
Violations of Rights of Religious Minorities (Muslims & Sikhs) in India Read More »
The Afghan intelligence services, Amaniyat, spoke just hours after the last bombing in Kabul on Wednesday, May 31st, to give their own version of the facts. They did not hide from the media that they were aware that a major attack was going to take place in the capital. A source went so far as …
Focusing On the Last Attack in Kabul – An Endless Civil War Part II Read More »
Kashmir is one of the oldest outstanding conflicts in the world. The Kashmir uprising dates back to 1947. October 27, 1947, is remembered as the day when India forcibly took over the land of Kashmir and unleashed terror. British Prime Minister David Cameron during his visit to Pakistan said: “Britain is responsible for many …
IPRI is one of the oldest non-partisan think-tanks on all facets of National Security including international relations & lawfare, strategic studies, governance & public policy and economic security in Pakistan. Established in 1999, IPRI is affiliated with the National Security Division (NSD), Government of Pakistan.
