Sabah Aslam

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Sabah Aslam is the Founder & Executive Director of Islamabad Institute of Conflict Resolution (IICR), and member visiting faculty Dept. of Peace & Conflict Studies, NUML, and School of Politics & IR, Quaid-I- Azam University, Islamabad.

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Terrorist Designation Unmasks BLA’s Illegitimate Campaign

Illegitimate Insurgency in Balochistan The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), a violent separatist group in Pakistan’s southwest, has long claimed to fight for the rights and...

SCO and a New Era of Regional Cooperation

The SCO and a New Eurasian Regionalism Amid shifting global geopolitics, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) has emerged as a pivotal platform for regionalism in...

China Charts Course for Comprehensive Reform in Pursuit of ‘Modernization’

China’s Communist Party leadership has unveiled a comprehensive roadmap for reform, aiming to propel the nation towards what it terms “Chinese modernization”. The Third...

Türkiye’s Full Membership in the SCO: Balancing Act Between East and West

“We want to further develop our relations with Russia and China within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. We believe they should accept us not just...

SCO Summit Cements Strategic Vision for Eurasia’s Future

The 24th summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) concluded on July 4 in Astana, Kazakhstan, marking a significant milestone in the organization’s evolution....

The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation: A Rising Counterweight to Western Influence

The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), a regional security bloc founded in 2001, is increasingly positioning itself as a counterbalance to Western influence in Eurasia....

The CPC’s Governance System: Lessons for Regional Nations on Leadership

The Communist Party of China (CPC), with its robust and pragmatic governance system, has emerged as a leading force in shaping the country’s remarkable...

Kashmir – Beyond Solidarity

Kashmir, a region located in the northern part of India and southeastern part of Pakistan, has a long history of conflict and political disputes....

Greater Power Aggression and the ineptitude of the United Nations

The United Nations’ (UN) institutional flaws have allowed great powers, notably the United States (US), to advance their interests at the expense of the...

Demystifying the Myth of War Crimes in Ukraine

Hypocrisy – a prevalent trait of the western powers. West’s policies on human rights are deluged with double standards. What is going around the...

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The Progress Paradox: How Industrial Era Governance is Holding Back AI Era Growth

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