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I vividly remember former Indian Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral once saying, “there has to be a dispute between India and Pakistan; and even if they come to resolve the Kashmir issue, they will invent another one…”. Though sarcastic, the par-excellence diplomat
There have been a deadly epidemic, physical and economic instability, and savage conflict ravaging the earth for the last two years. Tyranny gained strength around the globe after democracy’s defenders suffered heavy losses in their battle against authoritarian adversaries. Because the international
The ethereal beauty of the Kashmir valley is being assaulted by the ugliness of Indian depredations on human rights and international law fronts in the disputed territory. The disputed status of IIOJK is a fact established by 18 United Nations resolutions. The
Seminar Debating the Human Rights Violations and War Crimes in IIOJ&K, including Russell Tribunal 2021 Proceedings ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) on Wednesday (January 5) organized a seminar on “Debating the Human Rights Violations and War Crimes in IIOJ&K, including
The Pakistan-US relationship is taking a new shape in the wake of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan. Political experts also believe that in the absence of any strategic convergence of interests other than counterterrorism cooperation, the US-China rivalry is likely to affect
Event Organized by Islamabad Policy Research Institute Seminar on Fighting the Kashmir Cause: A StratComm Response In an attempt to eulogise the struggle of Kashmiris and highlight the mechanisms needed in this digital age to reach out to the world, a seminar
From Kartarpur to Gwadar and from Khunjerab to Wagah; Pakistan means genuine business in trade and tourism. Half-way down the lane, Prime Minister Imran Khan’s government has reoriented the country’s foreign policy into a new paradigm. It has taken a sharp departure
This is perhaps a long overdue pertinent question, which has not been asked in the last few years, especially after the 2019 crisis of India and Pakistan. It is important for the Indian audience to consider this question seriously. However, a little
