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Newspaper Article by khalid 03/08/2015

Minus Mullah Omar

Afghan Taliban are facing their biggest challenge. Death of Mullah Omar is certainly a strategic blow to the outfit. His charismatic stature had kept the group together and effective; his successor is not likely to attract the same esteem. Reports indicate that…

Newspaper Article by khalid 15/06/2015

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Sustaining the thaw in Pak-Afghan Relations

Afghanistan and Pakistan enjoy a unique relationship that has many shades which keep morphing into each other in a number of ways; at times throwing up diverse and daunting challenges, and at times oozing out comforting brotherly sentiments and environment. Afghanistan-Pakistan, bilateral…

Newspaper Article by Amna Ejaz Rafi 02/06/2015

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A New Era in US-India Ties

President Barack Obama’s visit to India holds significance for the regional actors, and in particular the US ally – Pakistan. The visit seems to be a determining factor of the US policy towards the region, in post-withdrawal phase. President Obama is the…

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Myanmar Institute of Strategic and International Studies (MISIS) Delegation

General: On invitation of the Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI), the following four member delegation from Myanmar Institute of Strategic and International Studies (MISIS), Yangon, Myanmar visited Islamabad, Pakistan on April 6-8, 2015: U Nyunt Maung Shein …

Newspaper Article by khalid 11/05/2015

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Afghanistan back in focus

Flurry of activities about Afghanistan over the last two weeks have, once again, brought this country under international focus. Former President Asif Zardari led his party delegation to Kabul, Commander United States Forces in Afghanistan General John F Campbell called on Army…

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“Prejudice Dominates Christine Discourse”

It seems that propaganda against Pakistan has become pastime activity with so called intellectuals of the US who know very little about actual conditions in Pakistan and are bent upon making Pak-US engagement impossible. C. Christine Fair, well known for her Pakistan…

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Building Counter Narrative on Terrorism

The debate on counter-extremist/terrorist narrative in Pakistan should confine to three issues, i.e., religious schooling, narratives, and curriculum reforms. The main religious-ideological narratives of the state have been hijacked and reinterpreted by extremists and militants and the state has to reclaim and…

Regions by khalid 21/04/2015

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India preconditions talks with Pakistan

Alongside effective implementation of National Action Plan on counter terrorism, Operations Zarb-e-Azb and Khyber II have produced visible and measureable results. Pakistan’s effort towards counter terrorism is being recognized by all countries of the World. However, some writers and analysts continue to…

Newspaper Article by khalid 13/04/2015

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India preconditions talks with Pakistan

Since Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to power, analyst were watching as to who would call the shots in Indian foreign policy—parliament or the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Now with BJP’s adoption of resolution on foreign policy the situation has become clear;…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 31/03/2015

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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…

Minus Mullah Omar

Sustaining the thaw in Pak-Afghan Relations

A New Era in US-India Ties

Myanmar Institute of Strategic and International Studies (MISIS) Delegation

Afghanistan back in focus

“Prejudice Dominates Christine Discourse”

Building Counter Narrative on Terrorism

India preconditions talks with Pakistan

India preconditions talks with Pakistan

Education and Terrorism

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