Post-event Report One-day Media Workshop on “Pakistan’s Relations with US, China and Russia” Organised by: Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI), Islamabad Date and Venue: August 29, 2018 at IPRI Conference Hall General The second one-day media workshop on “Pakistan’s Relations with US,
Post Event Report Ambassador Lecture on “Pakistan-Russia Relations: Is there a New Trajectory?” Organised by: Islamabad Policy Research Institute, (IPRI) Date and Venue: August 1, IPRI Hall, Islamabad Guest Speaker: Ambassador Alexey Dedov, Ambassador of the Russian Federation Salient Features: Historically, Pakistan-Russia
Pak-US relationship has always been an interesting subject. Has anyone seen the sole super power getting too much frustrated by any single country? That is Pakistan. The dilemma for Pakistan gets multiplying day by day as “do more” shadow is not prepared
Few years back an Indian diplomat approached this scribe on the side-lines of a think tank activity and asked a blunt question: Sir! Aren’t you excessively harsh about India in your columns? This surprised me about level of Indian High Commission’s superb
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Afghanistan and Pakistan enjoy a unique relationship that has many shades which keep morphing into each other in a number of ways; at times throwing up diverse and daunting challenges, and at times oozing out comforting brotherly sentiments and environment. Afghanistan-Pakistan, bilateral
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Pakistan-India- US Relations Col (R) Muhammad Hanif Since 1947 Pakistan–India relations are marred by outstanding bilateral issues including the Kashmir dispute which are yet to be resolved. After Shimla Agreement signed in 1972 both countries have not been able to address
Sibra Waseem is an independent researcher in Islamabad, Pakistan. She can be contacted at sibrataurus@gmail.com In the arena of international relations, the impact of domestic politics is akin to a stone dropped in a pond, creating waves that touch distant shores. In
The Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) is one of the oldest non-partisan think tanks on all facets of National Security, including international relations and lawfare, strategic studies, governance, public policy, and economic security in Pakistan.
