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Pakistan’s Strategic Significance as a Future Energy Corridor for India

Some strategic thinkers and policy makers in South Asia and beyond still believe that Pakistan-India relations are a one sided game and it is Pakistan that should be more serious in improving its relations with India even on Indian terms. This strategic…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 07/01/2014

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Iran Nuclear Deal and the Prospects for Regional Stability

The interim deal between Iran and P5+1 can be defined as a major breakthrough in global politics. The five permanent members of UN Security Council and Germany had agreed to reach an accord with Iranian government over its nuclear programme. The agreement…

Newspaper Article by khalid 01/01/2014

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Turkey- Pakistan: An Iconic relationship

Pakistan is striving to come out of the worst security crisis in its history that has adversely impacted its economy, especially since 9/11. Under these difficult times, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Pakistan was a breeze of fresh air.…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 10/12/2013

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Dealing with the Afghan Conundrum

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s recent visit to Afghanistan is symbolic in many ways. The Afghan-US deadlock over the Bilateral Security Agreement (BSA) and the US’s refusal to halt drone strikes inside Pakistan seem the main drivers behind the prime minister’s visit. As…

Regions by khalid 18/11/2013

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Afghan-US Security Agreement: Options for Pakistan

On Thursday, Afghan Loya Jirga would begin deliberations on much awaited Bilateral Security Agreement (BSA) between America and Afghanistan. President Karzai has stated that Jirga would comprise of around 2500 delegates. He has surprise many by saying that the Taliban representatives would…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 11/11/2013

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Indian Engagement in Afghanistan

Though Indo-Afghan relations dates back to the period of Afghan dynasties that ruled India for centuries, yet in the post 9/11era, India has emerged as a dominant player in the power equation of Afghanistan. During last decade, it has been projecting its…

Newspaper Article by usman 04/10/2013

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The covert war in Pakistan

Pakistan is fighting a protracted war over a decade for its lost identity. The very symbols of Pakistan have been attacked and its people slaughtered. The craven attack on Ziarat Residency in Quetta on June 14, 2013, is one of many incidents…

Pakistan’s Strategic Significance as a Future Energy Corridor for India

Iran Nuclear Deal and the Prospects for Regional Stability

Turkey- Pakistan: An Iconic relationship

Dealing with the Afghan Conundrum

Afghan-US Security Agreement: Options for Pakistan

Indian Engagement in Afghanistan

The covert war in Pakistan

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