Regional Impact of PM Imran Khan’s visit to the USA
24.07.2019
Mistrust and hostile environments were witnessed after the Abbottabad incident on 2 May 2011, between Pakistan and the US.
Afghanistan
Afghan Issue: Pakistan can play vital role
05.06.2019
The recent peace talk held in Moscow on May 28-30 2019, came amid international efforts to end the nearly 18-year long war in Afghanistan.
Outcomes of ISIS defeat in Syria and Iraq
29.04.2019
In the aftermath of 9,11 attacks the US under president George W Bush declared war on terror.
Afghan peace process - a paradigm shift in US policies
20.03.2019
Norwegian sociologist, mathematician, and the principal founder of the discipline of peace and conflict studies Johan Galtung’s model of peace builds on the dichotomy between what he calls ‘war journalism’ and a ‘peace journalism’ approach.
Compromises and Cooperation in Afghanistan’s Resettlement
13.03.2019
Just after, the Soviet Union’s disintegration, US owned unipolarity over the world. Then, US engage itself in Asian conflicts.
Pakistan’s Cooperation is key for Peace in Afghanistan
23.01.2019
Wherever on the planet, when there is war, an ultimate choice is gone up against the table as is Afghanistan. After eighteenth year of war, US is looking for tranquility on the table. Khalilzad the Afghan-brought into the world previous U.S.
Afghan War and its Psychological Cost
31.12.2018
As stated by Kimberly Aamadeo in the Balance Magazine in August 2018, the Afghanistan War that began in 2001 has cost $1.07 trillion. The Bush administration launched it in response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks by al-Qaida.
Will the objective U-Turn of Trump serve Pakistan?
25.12.2018
Leo Tolstoy has rightly stated in his illustrious novel War and Peace that “The strongest of all warriors are these two — Time and Patience.” Everywhere in the world, when there is war, the final decision is taken on the table and so is A
Trump’s Letter to Pakistan: Future of Afghanistan
17.12.2018
There is a very famous saying in international relations according to Realist School of thought, “There is no concept of morality in international relations. Primary objective of every state is to maximize its own national interests”.
