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Newspaper Article by IPRI 31/03/2015

Education and Terrorism

Education which is a basic human right has faced serious security threats in few countries like Pakistan. The terrorist’s ideological and conservative mindset has crossed limit to an extent that apart from imposition of Islamic Sunnah and Shariah in their areas of…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 03/03/2015

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National Counter-terrorism Narrative

The most common approach to deal with insurgencies, terrorism, or internal violence is to use the forces to establish law and order in the affected areas. .In most of the cases, this has not been a successful strategy. Even when these measures…

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Major Powers’ Interests in Indian Ocean: Challenges and Options for Pakistan

International Conference “Major Powers’ Interests in Indian Ocean: Challenges and Options for Pakistan” Organized by: Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) In collaboration with: Hanns Seidel Foundation (HSF) At: Serena Hotel, Islamabad November 18-19, 2014 Introduction A two-day international conference on “Major Powers’…

Newspaper Article by gulshan 29/01/2015

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Pak-US Resolve against Terror

Following the Peshawar school carnage on December 16, 2014 and the country’s resolve to fight against terrorism, the visit by the Secretary of State, John Kerry, has assumed a great importance. That visit is a part of Pak-US Strategic Dialogues. Pakistan considers…

Newspaper Article by khalid 22/01/2015

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Rejoinder to article “State of Delusion” by Husain Haqqani

In his recent article “State of Delusion”, Pakistan’s former envoy to the United States, Husain Haqqani has tried to focus on Pakistan’s traditional fault lines and restate the obvious adnauseum. He questions the ideological foundation of Pakistan’s nation-hood and, as a corollary,…

Newspaper Article by khalid 01/01/2015

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Beyond national consensus!

After a marathon meeting, national leadership approved a comprehensive plan of action against terrorism in a move described by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif as a ‘defining moment’ in the fight against terrorism. The 20-point National Action Plan that envisages establishment of special…

Newspaper Article by khalid 11/12/2014

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London Conference: More of rhetoric, less of substance

Representatives of 60 countries and 15 international organizations gathered in London to discuss continuation of international cooperation with Afghanistan to facilitate its economic development. Later at 10 Downing British premier, appreciating Pakistan’s sacrifices in the fight against terrorism, stated that “Pakistan has…

Newspaper Article by khalid 25/11/2014

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Engaging the United States

President Obama called Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on telephone on November 21. Pakistan-US bilateral relations and the evolving situation in the region were discussed. Prime Minister expressed satisfaction at the direction of Pakistan-US relations which were on an upward trajectory; Obama also…

Regions by khalid 17/11/2014

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Emerging contours of Pak-Afghan relations

Since the formation of new government in Afghanistan there has been a flurry of activity between Kabul and Islamabad. In pursuit of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s vision of peaceful neighbourhood, series of professional and technical level visits culminated in the summit. Prime…

Regions by khalid 05/11/2014

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Challenges for new Afghan leadership

Completion of political transition in Afghanistan offers a window of opportunity, albeit a narrow one, for Pakistan and Afghanistan to swiftly and boldly make a course correction to respective approaches towards each other. Both countries could engage each other more constructively by…

Education and Terrorism

National Counter-terrorism Narrative

Major Powers’ Interests in Indian Ocean: Challenges and Options for Pakistan

Pak-US Resolve against Terror

Rejoinder to article “State of Delusion” by Husain Haqqani

Beyond national consensus!

London Conference: More of rhetoric, less of substance

Engaging the United States

Emerging contours of Pak-Afghan relations

Challenges for new Afghan leadership

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