More: Pakistan
Remodelling the Belt and Road: Pakistan picks up the torch
Pakistan, following in the footsteps of Malaysia and Myanmar, is the latest country to balk at the China and infrastructure focus of Beijing’s Belt...
Predicting the unpredictable: Foreign Minister’s US endeavors
Sooner or later a breakthrough is expected in the Pak-US ambiguous relationship touching the lowest point during Trump administration. There is much to talk...
South Asia Firms Up Its Growth Lead, Despite Budget Woes
With growth topping 6.9 percent in 2018 and set to accelerate to 7.1 percent next year, South Asia is firming up its position as...
Pakistani poker: Playing Saudi Arabia against China
Desperate for funding to fend off a financial crisis fuelled in part by mounting debt to China, Pakistan is playing a complicated game of...
South Asian Nuclear Stability: Anticipations and Fear
In the South Asian framework, India and Pakistan get the status of de-facto Nuclear Weapons States. Both belligerent nuclear journey is of 70 years...
Pakistan-US Relations: Resettlement or Re-Stalemate
Pakistan-US relations have witnessed a severe decline especially after January 2018. Earlier this month, US Secretary of State, Mr. Mike Pompeo, who was accompanied...
First 50 Days of New Government in Pakistan
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has completed its first 50 days in the government. Opinion of their governance is judged widely by public and a mixed...
Construction of Pakistan Dam (Kalabagh)–Defeat of RAW and MQM
In 2005, Ex COAS and then President of Pakistan announced various mega projects in the country including Gwadar City, Gwadar deep sea port, Makran...
Indo-US Communications Compatibility and Security Agreement: Implications for Pakistan
The Communications Compatibility and Security Agreement (COMCASA)was signed after the US Defence Secretary James Mattis and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met the Indian...
Deterrence Stability in South Asia
Herman Kahn is a renowned theorist of Deterrence. Other strategic scholars like Andre Beaufre, Phil Williams, Kenneth Waltz, Bernard Brodie, J.M.Collins, and Thomas Schelling...