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Newspaper Article by Muhammad Nawaz 17/10/2022

India’s fascist reality must be unraveled

India, often termed as ‘mother of democracy’ with the epithet of ‘Shining India’ is actually a sham. In fact, the society is deeply polarised and the phenomenon of Hindutva has scaled new heights of fanaticism. The BJP-led government’s Hindutva ideology has exposed…

Newspaper Article by Amna Ejaz Rafi 30/12/2020

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India’s politics and society

THE Hindu nationalist political parties struggle towards constitutional empowerment has brought religion as a political and social factor in India. Whether, it has strengthened the country’s political culture or it has made India a Hindu democracy? India’s democracy and secular character are…

Newspaper Article by gulshan 23/12/2020

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INDIAN GUERRILLA NETWORKING

In international politics, it was used to said that whoever controls the seas, controls the world. In contemporary times, it is not wrong to say that whoever controls the media, controls the minds. Media, eventually, has become the most powerful object on…

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India’s Foreign Policy Risks Destabilizing the Region

India, the largest country in South Asia, once carried the mantle of anchoring peace and development in the region. It has gone exactly in reverse. The reason interestingly has not been a conscious departure from the Nehruvian secularism but a slow caving…

Conference / Seminar / Webinar by IPRI 08/10/2020

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IPRI Webinar on “Afghan Peace Process: Role of Spoilers”

General Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) organized a webinar on the “Afghan Peace Process: Role of Spoilers” on October 8, 2020. The distinguished panelists, invited to deliberate and provide their expert input on the subject, included Mr. Ihsan Ghani, Former DG IB…

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IPRI Webinar on “Afghan Peace Process: Challenges and Prospects”

Introduction Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) organized a “Zoom Webinar” on the “Afghan Peace Process: Challenges and Prospects” on September 8, 2020. The distinguished panel, invited to deliberate and provide expert inputs on the subject, included Dr. Hussain Ali Yasa, Writer and…

Newspaper Article by Amna Ejaz Rafi 26/08/2019

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India, the attention seeker

In June last year, the BJP government pulled out of a coalition with the Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party. Afterwards, India-occupied Jammu and Kashmir was put under governor’s rule. New Delhi’s latest move to abrogate Article 370 of the Indian constitution has ended the special…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 14/03/2019

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A fragmented OIC?

Today, the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is fragmented for numerous reasons. These include the Saudi-Iran rivalry, Saudi-Qatar rivalry as well as the competing interests and priorities of various member states. Recently, the organisation has taken a great leap by inviting India…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 14/03/2019

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The Saudi Mediation

Saudi Arabia is gradually expanding its influence in South Asia not just with deals worth billions of dollars, but also through offering mediation between Pakistan and India in the wake of the recent escalation between the two nuclear rivals. Since February 17,…

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CPEC and Saudi Arabia

After Prime Minister Imran Khan’s visit to Saudi Arabia, very major news came that Saudi Arabia was a new partner in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). The significant one to make out of Imran Khan’s visit to Saudi Arabia is the fact…

India’s fascist reality must be unraveled

India’s politics and society

INDIAN GUERRILLA NETWORKING

India’s Foreign Policy Risks Destabilizing the Region

IPRI Webinar on “Afghan Peace Process: Role of Spoilers”

IPRI Webinar on “Afghan Peace Process: Challenges and Prospects”

India, the attention seeker

A fragmented OIC?

The Saudi Mediation

CPEC and Saudi Arabia

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