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Public Execution-Is the demand too farfetched?

19th September 2020 Mahnoor Abdullah 0

By Islamic law, Rape is an offense against the state and murder an offense against the individual. This means while murder can be forgiven but rape cannot be. The recent gang rape on Motorway Lahore […]

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Industrial Sector of Pakistan: An Analysis of Its Exports

17th September 2020 Shehz Zulkifal 0

This article analyzes the industrial sector of Pakistan in terms of how the government is helping facilitate industries in manufacturing and export. Pakistan is an import and consumption-led economy and there is an effort to […]

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Contextualizing the Five Years of Russian Intervention in Syria

16th September 2020 Waseem Iftikhar Janjua 0

This month marks the fifth year of Russian “intervention by invitation” in Syria. The concept of “intervention by invitation” has gained vitality since the turn of the century. Starting with the US intervention in Iraq […]

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South China Sea as a Potential Flashpoint

14th September 2020 Tahir Abbas 0

Strategic features in maritime domain can be classified by position, strength and resources Alfred T. Mahan South China Sea has all the characteristics to be called a strategic waterway. It extends from the Strait of […]

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What it takes for Pakistan to mend ties with Saudi Arabia?

13th September 2020 Ameena Tanvir 2

Last month, Pakistan’s foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, in unprecedentedly blunt comments, criticized Saudi Arabia for its perceived lack of support for Islamabad’s interests in the disputed Kashmir region and threatened to call a separate […]

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Foreign Policy Options for Pakistan in Central Asia Post COVID-19

12th September 2020 Shakir Ali 1

“… geography shapes not just history but also destiny.” – Tim Marshall This quote shows that the land on which we live has always shaped us. It has shaped the wars, power, politics and social […]

Emerging Doctrines and Technologies in South Asia: Implications for Strategic Stability
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Emerging Doctrines and Technologies in South Asia: Implications for Strategic Stability

9th September 2020 Dr Adil Sultan 0

(Remarks made at the 2nd meeting of the IISS Missile Dialogue Initiative hosted by IISS London, 7-9 Sep 2020) India and Pakistan are improving their nuclear inventories and developing new weapon systems, but the scope […]

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Upcoming Global Threat and Pakistan

8th September 2020 Tahir Abbas 1

The Covid-19 pandemic is a grim reminder of how global forces respect no sovereignty of states and highlights the perils of ignoring global problems as well as non-compliance with treaties. Similarly, environmental problems are transnational […]

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How Regional Imperatives Influenced Pakistan’s Foreign Policy Towards Afghanistan

5th September 2020 Ashna Mehmood 1

The peaceful future of Afghanistan is subject to the regional environment, with Pakistan playing a dominant role. Likewise, an unstable Afghanistan does not serve the growing interest of Pakistan in Afghanistan and Central Asia. However, […]

Kargil Conflict from a Nuclear Perspective
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Kargil Conflict from a Nuclear Perspective

2nd September 2020 Ahmad Ibrahim 1

A new nuclear era began by the end of 20th century when India and Pakistan emerged as nuclear armed states. Both states had covertly weaponized the nuclear program years ago, but no overt display of […]

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