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Is Gen Z Pakistan Becoming a Security Issue?

25th September 2024 Dr. Suleman Aziz Lodhi 1

As societies evolve, they are composed of diverse generations, each shaped by the distinct social, economic, and technological environments they grew up in. These generational differences often create varying worldviews, values, and behaviors, which require […]

Analysis

US Bets on Data-Driven and AI-Empowered Warfare to Counter China

22nd September 2023 Shayan Hassan Jamy 0

Throughout human history, technological progress has been translated into military prowess. In most instances, the states that have been able to incorporate new technologies more quickly and effectively into their respective militaries have gained a […]

Analysis

The Dwindling Situation of Foreign Direct Investment in Pakistan: Need for Prioritizing the Pre-Requisites of FDI

9th April 2023 Mommen Khan 0

Pakistan, being a low-income country, is confronted with an ongoing crisis and needs Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) to bring stability to the economy which leads to sustainable economic growth and development. Historically, it has offered […]

Analysis

Can Pakistan Survive Identity Politics?

2nd July 2021 Shabbir Ahmed 0

The world has gone through a series of issues that it has attempted to address prior to establishing institutional structures and procedures. The central question until the last decade of the twentieth century was that […]

Analysis

Political Education: A Civic Responsibility

21st March 2021 Fatima Rasheed 1

Masses become a nation when they have a common goal and they strive to get that goal through their collective actions. Diversity is said to be the art of thinking together as a nation thus […]

Arab Spring In Syria
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Arab Spring in Syria

2nd November 2020 Raja Furqan Ahmed 0

The Arab Spring was a series of popular pro-democracy uprisings that enveloped several largely Muslim countries. The events began in the spring of 2011. However, the political and social impact of these popular uprisings remains […]

Analysis

The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: Politics Makes Strange Bedfellows

14th October 2020 Arsim Tariq 4

The hostility by the Armenian forces at an internationally recognized border speaks volumes about the motive behind it. Even after the 26 years of the ceasefire agreement and the presence of the Minsk group – […]

Analysis

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 […]

Analysis

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 […]

Indian Policies: A Block in the Rise of South Asia
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Indian Policies: A Stumbling Block in the Rise of South Asia

28th July 2020 Rabia Javed 0

“Every neighbouring state is an enemy and the neighbouring state’s neighbour is a friend.” ― Kautilya, The Arthashastra South Asia is one of the most important regions of the world. It is home to one-fourth of […]

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