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A Cry for Help: Pakistan’s Broken Education System
The saying “If you think education is expensive, try ignorance”, attributed to Derek Bok – the former president of Harvard University, holds a plethora...
Ukraine And Pakistan: The Games Politicians Play
It has often been said that the first casualty of war is truth, and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the president of the part of Ukraine that...
The Resolution of Kashmir Conflict
Since partition, the dispute of Kashmir has been a bone of contention between India and Pakistan. It is called as the nuclear flash point...
Jinnah, Iqbal, and Pakistan’s Historical Opposition to Israel
There is a belief that Pakistan is solely opposed to Israel due to the latter’s post-independence atrocities against Palestine, which are attributed to the...
Why India’s No First Use Policy must remain
The policy of No First Use (NFU) of nuclear weapons has for long remained central to India's nuclear doctrine. India adopted the NFU policy...
World Economic Forum and India steered Indo-pacific Strategy-Centric Policy
According to the sources, CIA members have gone to Switzerland to lead the security of the WEF meeting due to a possible attack. While...
Nuclear decommissioning in South Asia
The nuclear decommissioning is coming to South Asia as their old nuclear reactors are reaching its overextended operational limit. The South Asian nuclear powers...
Inda’s Defence Diplomacy: An Overview
As the concept of defence diplomacy continues to gain popularity, countries will increasingly use it to enhance their national interests. Defence diplomacy is widely...
The Curious case of Estonian Cyber Capabilities: Lessons for Pakistan
Dutch Ruppersberger a United States congressman once had to answer a strange question “What keeps you up at night?” And his reply was “Spicy...
The Evolving Global Landscape and Challenges for Foreign Policy of Pakistan
The world order that we have become accustomed to since the end of the Cold war is now shifting as new powers are emerging...