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Punishing Pakistan on Afghanistan: US Befuddled Policy0
- Blog, Issue 22 - Fall 2017
- July 16, 2017
Jul 26, 2017 By Adnan Qaiser Adnan Qaiser is a Research Associate at Conference of Defence Associations Institute, Canada with a distinguished career in the armed forces and international diplomacy. He investigates factors hampering peace and stability in Afghanistan corresponding to the ongoing US policy review on Afghanistan. While the history of Afghanistan is
READ MOREIn Defence of China Pakistan Friendship and CPEC0
- Blog, Issue 22 - Fall 2017
- July 15, 2017
By Muhammad Adil Sivia C. Christine Fair in her recent opinion article titled Pakistan Can’t Afford China’s ‘Friendship’ has tried to muddle the clarity of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) reflective of enduring mutually beneficial friendship between the two countries. Her analysis on Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and CPEC reflects the enormous loss of
READ MOREDefense Defined Modi’s visit to Israel: Implications for Pakistan0
- Blog, Issue 22 - Fall 2017
- July 13, 2017
Since the establishment of diplomatic ties between India and Israel on Jan 29, 1992, No Indian Prime Minister visited Israel in these 25 years. Since then both emphasized on the need of stronger economic and security relations. Narendra Modi is the first Indian PM who broke the tradition and visited Israel on July 4, 2017.
READ MORENo, Bangladesh, The Truth is Not a ‘Smear Campaign’0
- Blog, Issue 22 - Fall 2017
- July 8, 2017
Instead of Investigating, Authorities Reject Report of Enforced Disappearances Meenakshi Ganguly South Asia Director, Human Rights Watch Expand Relatives hold portraits of disappeared family members at an event calling for the end of enforced disappearances, killings, and abductions, in Dhaka, Bangladesh, August 30, 2014. © 2014 Zakir Hossain Chowdhury/ ZUMA Wire/Alamy Just hours after
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Spurring the Nuclearisation of South Asia0
- Blog, Issue 22 - Fall 2017
- July 6, 2017
It is a known fact that Nuclear disarmament, nuclear nonproliferation, and the threat of nuclear terrorism are among the most critical challenges facing the world today. The continuous up gradation of weapons by India could lead her as a hegemon nuclear power that can genuinely unsettle Pakistan and China. It is a known fact that
READ MOREKashmir – Of Grand Pronouncements and Vague Specifics0
- Blog, Issue 22 - Fall 2017
- July 5, 2017
The aggressive rhetoric, political arrogance, policy myopia and lack of the mental gymnastics on Kashmir have crossed limits. All exclusive muscular efforts applied are yielding nothing but a bloody response with minuscule benefits. Even such so-called benefits do not come free; the real impact and outcome is much dearer and dangerous in terms of the
READ MOREUntouchable, Dalit Nepalese Women Entered in Main Political Stream0
- Blog, Issue 22 - Fall 2017
- June 30, 2017
By Hari Prasad Shrestha There are two classes of people in Nepal, one is the upper castes and class, which is high and forward, and another is the indigenous or rearward group — all those other than the people of the upper caste. The majority of diffident communities come from the population of indigenous groups
READ MORENO TO HATRED & VIOLENCE; YES TO PEACE & PROSPERITY6
- Commentary, Issue 22 - Fall 2017
- June 30, 2017
F R Chowdhury NO TO HATRED & VIOLENCE; YES TO PEACE & PROSPERITY F R Chowdhury The word “ISLAM” means peace. Islam does not support violence. The killing of any human being is a crime. It is a sin for which everyone will be ultimately answerable to Allah, the creator of
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