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Prime Minister Imran Khan’s U.S. Visit: Impact on Afghanistan Peace Process

25th July 2019 Ayaz Khokhar 0

Afghanistan peace and reconciliation process as a strategic factor was at the forefront during Prime Minister Imran Khan’s U.S. visit and meeting with President Donald Trump. PM Khan maintained Pakistan’s stance that ‘use of force’ […]

Analysis

The current State of Nuclear Deterrence and Strategic Stability in South Asia

23rd July 2019 Haris Bilal Malik 2

Strategic stability in South Asia has been the dominant regional and global concern for quite some time. Several dynamics, such as conventional asymmetry, a burgeoning arms race and the presence of nuclear weapons have created […]

Military

Repercussions of Turkey Receiving the S-400

21st July 2019 Shaza Arif 0

The first shipment of the S-400 missile has arrived at Murted Airbase, making it the first time that a major NATO member has made an arms deal with Russia. Following the failure to procure an […]

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Iran’s JCPOA Violations: The Strategic Necessity

20th July 2019 M. Sharoze Iftikhar 0

Iran recent exceeded the limit on its stockpile of low enriched uranium (LEU) set under the 2015 Nuclear Deal, commonly known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan Of Action (JCPOA). The broadly adopted stance amongst the […]

Economy

CPEC and Special Economic Zones: How to Usher in a Green Industrial Chapter?

15th July 2019 Adeena Tahir 1

As the road network of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is rapidly being laid down across the country, it comes like the dawn of a new industrial era in Pakistan. The evidence of this claim […]

Analysis

Pak-US Relations and the Future!

14th July 2019 Vyas Ali Rajput 0

Alliances in international relations are marriages of temporary convenience(John J. Mearsheimer) Despite the doubts and speculations, Prime Minister Imran Khan has been scheduled to meet the American President Donald Trump on 22 July 2019. This […]

Economy

CPEC as an Innovative Model of Regional Development: Prospects and Challenges

13th July 2019 Ayaz Khokhar 1

China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is an ambitious project conceived and materialized by the leadership of Pakistan and China to transform their economic fortunes. The underlying rationale is instilling economic cooperation and trade connectivity between […]

Politics

Establishing Synergies in Pak-Iran Relations

12th July 2019 Waqas ur Rehman 0

Pakistan and Iran share geographical border besides ties of common faith, culture and history. Both countries have experienced ups and downs in their bilateral relationship. The ‘Iranian Revolution’ in 1979 had drastically changed the situation […]

Politics

Trump, Kim and Diplomacy

8th July 2019 Shaza Arif 0

On Sunday, 29th June, while attending the G-20 summit in Osaka, President Donald Trump tweeted: “If Chairman Kim of North Korea sees this, I would meet him at the Border/DMZ just to shake his hand […]

Economy

Afghan Peace Process: Regional Stakeholders Eyeing a Piece of the Afghan Pie

7th July 2019 Amina Khan and Awais Ali Syed 0

The last seventeen years of Afghan history have only witnessed inconsequential and trivial progress towards peace in Afghanistan. Hollow promises and ill-conceived rigid positions have often made progress in the peace process slow, if not […]

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