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Safeguarding Pakistan’s Cyber Sovereignty in the Digital Age

21st August 2024 Rimsha Malik 0

Cyberspace is now not only the domain of communication and exchange of information, but it has become a significant battlefield of the modern world, affecting national security, economic prosperity and social peace. In this regard, […]

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Modi 3.0: Navigating Ties with Pakistan

21st August 2024 Arzam Murad Bajwa 0

“You can change your friends but not your neighbors.” Pakistan and India never had ideal relations. Nevertheless, they were never as bad as they got under Modi since his grab of power in 2014. Recently, […]

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China’s Belt and Road Initiative: A Double-Edged Sword for Developing Nations

20th August 2024 Uzma Kanwal 0

Arterial-like highways and colossal ports emerging from the African and Southeast Asian earth convert the Chinese BRI proposal into a beautiful image of the glowing future. However, the latter is still far from being completed, […]

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Afghanistan and Pakistan; Brothers in Faith and History versus TTP-RAW Nexus

20th August 2024 Farid Faiz 0

A glimpse of Pak-Afghan Relations Afghanistan and Pakistan, two neighboring nations, share a deep-rooted history of brotherhood, cultural affinity and mutual support. These bonds have not only shaped their bilateral relations but also underscored the […]

Analysis

US military built-up in the middle East and challenges to Russia & China

20th August 2024 Zamir Ahmed Awan 0

US Hegemony and Supremacy: The United States has consistently sought to maintain its global hegemony, and this objective has shaped its foreign policy for decades. Since the Clinton administration, various measures have been implemented to […]

Analysis

Three Economies; Varied Trajectories

20th August 2024 Hajira Ahmed 0

As the world pivots on the axis of economic stoutness; China, Pakistan, and India emerge as three nations on starkly different trajectories, each forging its own path in the high-stakes race for global influence. 1940s’ […]

Analysis

AMBASSADOR JINNAH: THE UNLIKELY HERO OF UNITY AND DIVISION

20th August 2024 MUTI UR REHMAN 0

Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the architect of Pakistan, during his political career was described as the ‘‘Ambassador of Hindu-Muslim unity’’. Was he an ambassador of unity or the divider of the Sub-continent? This point still […]

Analysis

The Geopolitical Consequences of AUKUS in Southeast Asia

16th August 2024 Hoorain Shahzad 1

The announcement of the AUKUS partnership, a security collaboration between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, has captured global attention, especially in Southeast Asia. The alliance is seen as a move to counter […]

Analysis

MODI AND SHARIF IN POWER: MAPPING THE FUTURE TRAJECTORY OF INDIA-PAKISTAN RELATIONS

16th August 2024 Maryam Raashed 0

Owing to their confrontational nature, bilateral ties between India and Pakistan have remained a continued area of focus for domestic and international observers. Questions over the subject once again resurfaced this year, after Shahbaz Sharif […]

Analysis

The Devastating Impact of Biological Weapons on Civilians

16th August 2024 Roham Elahi 0

Biological weapons are organisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, or pollution produced through organisms, that are deliberately released to cause disorder and loss of life in human beings, animals, or vegetation. Organic guns have the potential […]

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