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Newspaper Article by Amna Ejaz Rafi 24/11/2016

Kashmir Uprising

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…

Newspaper Article by khalid 21/11/2016

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Trumog begins to lift!

Every analyst is busy in separating Donald J Trump’s electoral rhetoric into pursuable and abandon-able categories. However, his campaign guys, in the hope of grabbing lucrative jobs, are busy gathering arguments to support the notion that all that Trump said as candidate…

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Kashmir and US Silence

Since ages, the United States (US) has long been supportive of human rights, democracy, and rule of law around the world. The US has always regarded its values, i.e. human rights, democracy, and rule of law as beacon of hope for the…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 14/11/2016

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!یومِ استقلال ، بھارتی روش اور ۔ ۔ ۔

مقبوضہ کشمیر میں گذشتہ روز پوری کشمیری قوم نے یومِ استقلال منایا اور اس موقع پر اپنے اس عہد کا اعادہ کیا کہ بھارت کی تمام تر ریاستی دہشتگردی کے باوجود جدوجہد آزادی کو ہر قیمت پر جاری رکھا جائے گا ۔…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 14/11/2016

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!درگاہ سانحہ ، بھارت میں ’’ نوٹ بندی ‘‘ اور ۔ ۔

ذرائع کے مطابق گذشتہ روز شاہ نورانی درگاہ پر جس درندگی کا مظاہرہ کیا گیا اس کے لئے ’’ را ‘‘ اور ’’ این ڈی ایس ‘‘ کے علاوہ کسی دوسرے کو ذمہ دار نہیں ٹھہرایا جا سکتا کیونکہ سی پیک جانے…

Newspaper Article by khalid 06/11/2016

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Wilderness of our counter terrorism effort

Yes, one may argue whether two to three feet taller boundary wall could have prevented the attack, but one can’t deny the fact that this low and dilapidated boundary wall is symbolic representative of our overall national counter terrorism effort—and the attitude…

Newspaper Article by Amna Ejaz Rafi 03/11/2016

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Resilience

Resilience is a behavioural response to sudden, mounting odds.” Resilience is significant in the life of a nation. To survive in an anarchical world order, to counter inimical forces, as well as natural disasters, every nation, needs to have some degree of…

IPRI Review by maryam 01/11/2016

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Macro and Micro Dividends of CPEC: Efforts of Regional and International Players to Disrupt the Development in the Region, its Ramifications and Rectifications

Introduction: The relationship between China and Pakistan can be best described as promising, flourishing and turning out to be a success story by meeting all the requirements of changing situations. Over the years, this unique friendship has transformed into a strong…

Newspaper Article by khalid 30/10/2016

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India’s suicidal water pursuits

Having come to terms with the irrevocability of Indus Water Treaty (IWT), India is contemplating to launch its water wars through Afghanistan. Pranab Dhal Samanta in his recent article “Can Afghanistan offer ‘other Indus’ option to India against Pakistan?”, carried by the…

Talks by IPRI 20/10/2016

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