More: Pakistan
Theatrics of Securitisation in Kashmir: People, the State and Kashmir
Kashmir is known as Land of syncretism. Often portrayed as Paradise on
earth, though this popular imagination is relentlessly used to subvert the cause
of political...
World Bank Commits $300 Million to Support Human Capital and Livelihoods in Pakistan
Pakistan is accelerating
investments in health care and education to prepare children to reach their
productive potential and generate wealth. Today the World Bank committed $200
million...
Re-Hyphenation of India-Pakistan, Internationalization of Kashmir and the SCO
Pakistan recently hosted the 9th Defence and Security Expert Working Group (EWG) meeting
of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (hereinafter, SCO) on 19th
and 20th of February...
Understanding Turkey’s tryst for Kashmir, but not for Kurdistan
The
political tensions between Turkey and India have soared quickly in last 8
months. Turkey is slamming India at every International Forums, including the
UNGA for violating...
Pakistan-Iran Relations
Establishment of
Bittersweet Relations
Pakistan and Iran
share strong historical, religious, cultural, and linguistic bonds. The
relationship witnessed ups and downs, but despite all that the two countries
tried...
Almost to the brink: India and Pakistan during the Pulwama crisis
The wreckage of one of its aircraft exhibited in enemy’s Air Headquarters; a pilot thrashed by not
so friendly mountain dwellers only to be detained...
From Kargil to the Coup: Events That Shook Pakistan- Book Review
The
Author Nasim Zehra is a national security specialist and a prominent
journalist. She has vast experience as columnist, television host, and teacher
with extensive experience in...
Revisiting Pakistan’s Nuclear Safety and Security Measures
In the current times of second nuclear age, the protection of people,
community and atmosphere from the harmful effects of ionizing radiation must be
at the...
From Pulwama to Abhinandan: How India Lost the Narrative War to Pakistan
The Pulwama attack on
14 February 2019 not only led to the deaths of 40 Indian paramilitary personnel
but also lobbed Pakistan and India into yet...
The Other Frontline: South Asia in the emerging great power competition
The collapse of the Soviet Union sealed the
fate of the realist-bipolar world order and the United States of America (USA) –
the leader of the...