More: Pakistan
The ‘High-Risk Low-Gain’ Politics of the Kashmir Issue
Over the
last few days, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan seems to have come under
tremendous fire for his recent statements regarding a possible future
settlement with...
Back to IMF: Whither Pakistan’s Medina Model
Pakistan has
been availing International Monetary Fund loan packages without stricto
sensuo acting upon reforms since late 1980s. Its finance minister is now
horn-locked with the International...
Summing Up Indo-Pak Escalation Post Pulwama
Authors: Amar
Maruti Patil & Adithya Anil Variath
The recent
escalation between two South Asian Nuclear Powers – India and Pakistan rattled
the whole sub-continent and sent alarm...
BRI: Shared Future for Humanity
The
terrestrial and maritime connectivity proposed by the Chinese government back
in 2013 with six connectivity corridors reflects the vision of shared future
for humanity. Belt and...
Pakistan’s foreign-office view of Article 370: A faux pas
In his weekly press briefing, Pakistan foreign-office director general (South Asia and SAARC) Dr. Mohammad Faisal said (April 6, 2019), “Pakistan will never accept...
BRICS, SCO and Kashmir Terrorism
On February 14, 2019, a suicide bomber from the
Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist organization drove a car filled with explosives into
a bus that was transporting members of...
Balochistan, CPEC Nexus
CPEC is an epoch-making project going to put
Pakistan-China friendship and their economic cooperation to new heights.
The long
robust bond of China and Pakistan reached its...
Behind the Shinning Veil
2019 started off as a promising year for Pakistan who ecstatically
outdid her neighboring countries in a phenomenal way in terms of happiness and
patriotism. Interestingly,...
Gwadar: A Gateway
Gwadar means “Air Passage or Gateway” in
the local language, it is the most important city under the China-Pakistan
Economic Corridor (CPEC). It is natural deep...
From Nuclear Energy to Nuclear Proliferator
Remembering “Atoms for Peace” speech? What
was the point of peace if billions remained in poverty? President Eisenhower believed that arm’s reduction wouldn’t be sufficient...