Sweden’s NATO Membership: A Strategic Shift in a Changing World
20/09/2023
In a momentous and unprecedented turn of events, Sweden, a nation renowned for its steadfast commitment to neutrality
India’s Potemkin reality
19/09/2023
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.
Our Work
02/06/2023
Our Work (Geographic Focus) Afghanistan Central Asia India Kashmir Bangladesh USA Russia China KSA UAE Iran Turkey Research Philosophy Original, Non Partisan & Collaborative Research Driving the Policy Policy & Scholarly Research Innovating Research through Data Analytics and Technology Actionable Policy Input
Team
04/05/2023
Meet Our Team The President Amb. Dr. Raza Muhammad Amb. Dr. Raza Muhammad Ambassador Dr. Major General Raza Muhammad (Retd) has held various prestigious command and staff assignments. He also served as Additional Secretary in the Ministry of Defence Production. After retirement,
ISKP’s Presence in Afghanistan: A Growing Concern for Taliban
19/04/2023
By Abu Hurrairah Abbasi, He is a Graduate of International Relations from Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad and works as a Researcher with an Islamabad-based policy think tank Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad(ISSI). He can be reached at abuhurrairahah@gmail.com On March 9, 2023, an
Furqan Khan
17/04/2023
Job Title: Assistant Research Associate (ARA) Education: Bachelors in International Relations from the National Defence University, Islamabad. International Relations, South Asian Geopolitics, U.S.-China Strategic Competition, Great Power Interests, Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy. Currently, Khan is working on the impact of U.S.-China relations on
Our Potemkin Reality
13/04/2023
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
Countering Terrorism: The Need for a U.S.-China-Pakistan Security Dialogue
07/04/2023
As the strategic competition between the U.S. and China intensifies, the echoes of Cold War 2.0 and camp politics get louder. While third-world countries are finding it difficult to navigate the great power politics, Pakistan, in particular, is experiencing intensified disruptive geopolitical forces. Irrespective of all
From Torpedo to Thaw
05/04/2023
As Saudi authorities gunned down more than 400 Iranian pilgrims during the occasion of Hajj in 1987, it was one of the worst scenarios to set in their bilateral relations. It was a torpedoed mosaic of bad blood interaction since then-on for